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Same here. The [ogg.def](https://github.com/xiph/ogg/blob/master/win32/ogg.def#L5) file defines the library as `LIBRARY ogg`, whereas the project ([libogg.vcxproj](https://github.com/xiph/ogg/blob/master/win32/VS2015/libogg.vcxproj#L39)) defines it as `libogg`. Thus the dynamic library is called `libogg.dll` while the linking lib...
Considering the nature of this PR, it's obvious it will never pass appveyor until the tests are adjusted. Remember, the changes I made are supposed to make it easier to...
Here you go: https://mfi.re/?6k1d126g8ryt93o The font is also shipped with Windows by default.
I've found some more fonts that aren't displayed correctly (or at all). http://www.mediafire.com/file/h5n71j24pnluqx0/xfiles.ttf (not at all displayed) http://www.mediafire.com/file/1qtmbhbz2hvihdk/woodcut.ttf (displayed as squares). Another font that doesn't seem to be correctly loaded...
Well then I don't know how the font got onto my system, probably installed by some software that needed it. Probably Gimp or something. Nevertheless what you said about "ordinary...
How about these three though? They appear correctly in FontForge, but are displayed as squares when using PIL. [Fonts (f.zip)](https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/files/1098134/f.zip) 
The files didn't expire. I took them down, because they aren't my property, so hosting them didn't feel right. [f2.zip](https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/files/1102689/f2.zip)
I found another font where the "J" isn't displayed or rather computed correctly. This time it is [Littlelordfontleroy](https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/files/1120675/littlelo.zip). Here you can see the code I used: ``` Python from PIL...
Hey there, sorry about the delay. I'm a bit busy at the moment. I've been looking into ways of implementing this in a way that would be supported by Python...
Hey there (: I'm not exactly sure what behavior you would expect. From my understanding, quaternions have a scalar (`w`) and a vector (`xyz`) part. I'm guessing what you would...