Ricardo Bánffy

The export to OTF has been creating some low-quality fonts. Would it make sense to drop support to it and only package the TTF version instead?

I'll check it out. On Sat, Jun 25, 2022 at 6:33 PM Adam Borowski ***@***.***> wrote: > It seems to me that neither of the errors would be fixed by...

Thanks, Adam. The logs on Sid show (/me slaps forehead) a newer version of Fontlint (and, presumably, FontForge) It looks like the line: for f in build/*f; do fontlint -i...

I think we'll need a better font linter. In your case, I'd suggest adding -w or -i to the failing tests (which seems to be more or less harmless -...

3 seems correctable in the build script. 34 seems more enigmatic (and why in hell would exporting the OTF corrupt a metadata table?!)

What OS and version of the font are you using? I ask because I added a couple test renderings using some popular terminal programs recently (running on Ubuntu) and none...

By "latest" do you mean "latest Debian Sid package", "latest source or binary release", or "built from source from the develop branch"?. If you can do it, run a `make...

Thank you. I am generating screen captures under Ubuntu and macOS (which are the two desktops I have on hand) and maybe I can generate some under Fedora 33, but...

Interesting. It may be something with just the OTF export then. Explains a lot since all the test renderings are being done with the TTF one.

Worth noting this could be related to pixel size. A magazine in Brazil seem to have used the OTF version on their cover at a very large size.