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> [...cairo...] makes no guarantees for the fonts except the cairo:$family which seems to be built-in in all cairo variants I saw that too... but I was not able to...

Not sure what the version number means, but I get: 11402

***Bump.*** Were multi-module packages ever implemented? I cannot find a reference to this in the `latest` documentation. @StefanKarpinski: Do we actually need package namespaces in Julia proper? Would it not...

That question was a bit vague to me until I read the issue you opened in SIUnits. As far as I know: NumericIO is not incompatible with SIUnits in any...

I just added a section: https://github.com/ma-laforge/NumericIO.jl/blob/master/README.md#Sample_Applications To get things working with SIUnits.jl, you could add something similar to the following to your ~/.juliarc.jl file: ``` using NumericIO Base.show(io::IOContext{Base.Terminals.TTYTerminal}, v::Float64) =...

Interesting question: I think I would have to overwrite the default `show()/print()` method (still not exactly certain which one of the two) for `Float64/Float32/...`. I do not believe it is...

I just added a section: https://github.com/ma-laforge/NumericIO.jl/blob/master/README.md#Sample_Applications One thing you could do is add something similar to the following to your `~/.juliarc.jl` file: ``` using NumericIO Base.display(r::Base.REPL.REPLDisplay, v::Union{Float32,Float64}) = print(formatted(Base.REPL.outstream(r.repl), :SI,...

Problem persists with Julia v1.8.2 & Pango_jll v1.50.9 on Windows 10. Though the font sizes that cause issues are different than those reported by @hustf :  

Downgrading Pango_jll 1.50.3 --> v1.42 still worked to get fonts rendered correctly on my system (as @hustf mentioned): ```julia ⌃ [77ec8976] ↓ GTK3_jll v3.24.31+0 ⇒ v3.24.29+0 [57eb2189] + Libcroco_jll v0.6.13+2...