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Re: 8r fonts
Constantin Kahn writes:
> I tend to think that Thierry (and other supporters of his views) are right.
> However, there haven't been any text samples for others to view, there
> hasn't been a comprehensive discussion of the kerning pairs of any single
... true.
> On the other hand, I think that font metrics from a single source (in this
> case: Sebastian) should be consistent across encodings. In particular,
> kerning pairs shouldn't change when changing encodings (as long as a
> character pair is present in both encodings). The old 8r.mtx (mine)
> violated this principle (for reasons which I've tried to explain in an
ok, thats an important principle, which i think should definitely
guide us here
> So I am with Thierry, only for different reasons (while sympathizing with
> his views). Is this good enough?
yes
> of 8r.mtx. I've always considered it a one-time contribution (and I
> remember that I was surprised when it found its way into psfonts
> unchallenged and unchanged).
i doubt if its the first time such a thing has happened!
sebasian
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