Re: [Freefont-bugs] Approaching MES-1 compliance

[Primoz PETERLIN]

Hello,

> On 12/5/05, Primoz PETERLIN <address@hidden> wrote:
>> Personally, I would find it much more comforting if it turns out that
>> you
>> perhaps forgot to commit the changes, while the thought that comitted
>> changes can actually be lost is rather disturbing.
> To be absolutely honest, I don't remember exactly when and what I have
> commited (I am naturally blue :P ). I also note that apart from this
> file all other files don't have any gaps. I am almost absolutely sure
> though that these gluphs shouldn't be missing since they are basic
> part of the modern greek language and I have tested (and used them)
> more than once. Anyway I'll restore these glyphs from my local
> repository and hope that it's my memory  :-)

I have to admit I was quite surprised to discover that we still have at
least one font which is lacking basic Greek support.

Creating slanted forms from upright ones is actually rather easy: you copy
them, skew them by 12 degrees, apply "Add Extrema", and "Simplify". I
would have done it myself this afternoon, but I hesitated to touch it
because I thought you are working on it.

With kind regards,
Primoz