Hi,
I am working on an embedded project which requires CJK truetype fonts.
Since it is an embedded system, I want to save as much disk space as
possible.
The fonts we are using seem to compress to about 70% of their original
size - which could save around 13 MB on the ROM image.
I noticed the post in 2002 from David Turner when he completed the gzip
support talking about not wanting to encourage stupid choices (like
gzip-compressed truetype fonts).
What is the current best practice for managing large CJK fonts in a
storage efficient manner?
Matthew
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