On Tue, Nov 23, 2004, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> Robert/Mike, are you out there?
I'm still here; I decided to take a 2-3 months "vacation" from
Plucker to not burn out ;-) I'll be back "online" again in a
couple of weeks...
/Mike
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Alan Hoyle wrote:
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 at 00:18, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
I wonder if someone who lives in a country without software patents
could compile PalmFontConv against a freetype2 library that has TT
hinting enabled, and then could run the Bitstream Vera font family
through PalmFontConv t
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 at 00:18, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
> I wonder if someone who lives in a country without software patents
> could compile PalmFontConv against a freetype2 library that has TT
> hinting enabled, and then could run the Bitstream Vera font family
> through PalmFontConv to generate
Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
Last night I just found about Sunrise. (Why no announcement on
plucker-dev? Or did I miss it?)
I think you might have missed it. Or perhaps it was only announced on
the JPluck weblog...
> With Sunrise and jPluck, is Plucker Desktop still very important?
Given that Su
David A. Desrosiers wrote:
(The patent issue is with the freetype2 library's TT hinting. For
patent reasons, my official distribution of PalmFontConv uses ft2 in
autohint mode.)
I've ALWAYS changed the bytecode and Apple rendering on
freetype on all of my systems, before I even install the Bit
> (The patent issue is with the freetype2 library's TT hinting. For
> patent reasons, my official distribution of PalmFontConv uses ft2 in
> autohint mode.)
I've ALWAYS changed the bytecode and Apple rendering on
freetype on all of my systems, before I even install the Bitstream
Vera or
I wonder if someone who lives in a country without software patents
could compile PalmFontConv against a freetype2 library that has TT
hinting enabled, and then could run the Bitstream Vera font family
through PalmFontConv to generate a nice set of antialiased Plucker fonts
that we could all us
