Georg Mayr-Duffner
Georg Mayr-Duffner
> I’d happily accept pull requests :) However, I’m still not sure about the target. Aldus leafs and variants thereof are definitely in the text fonts‘ scope. There are three...
> I was asking because I thought that's where we could draw the line. Lead ornaments as part of the regular font and wood cuts in another. Our last three...
> That makes sense. So everything that is a Unicode symbol goes in the text font, everything else in _EB Garamond Zierrat_ (I love that word). (Maybe the former could...
Yes, it’s all very messy. I think, the only ones we should care abput would be default fonts in Windows/Mac/Linux. All the others we can safely disregard. EDIT I think,...
Do they follow a schema? I actually don’t have access to a relevant font by them.
No, I think you can do it in the main branch. The real major retailors of fonts are the major operation system providers (someone might hate me for this). If...
> > EB Garamond Zierrat is nice, indeed :) > > Maybe _Zierat_ would be more appropriate, which seems to have been the only form prior to the reform and...
> > I’d suggest, however, to use the PUA for the ornaments and populate the ASCII block with the EBG ASCII glyphs as Icon fonts like Fontawesome do. > >...
> I have German ears (also would be weird if an orthography reform would change pronunciation) :D But the word feels more like _heraus_, &c. (which we still write with...
> > I always thought, it would be cool it those icon fonts would work with ligatures. So when you type `github` it becomes the github logo. This can be...