> On 12-07-02 18:56, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> > The point is that you can install the MS rasterizer DLL within
> > Wine :-) Behdad says that he successfully has done this; I will ask
> > him for details. [Hmm, maybe I'm wrong and he was only talking about
> > the OpenType support.]
>
Very interesti
On 12-07-02 18:56, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> The point is that you can install the MS rasterizer DLL within
> Wine :-) Behdad says that he successfully has done this; I will ask
> him for details. [Hmm, maybe I'm wrong and he was only talking about
> the OpenType support.] Werner
I think he did inde
My understanding is that it was not possible to bring any dll over into
WINE to get the MS rasterizer. It's built directly into the Windows
kernel (or something else that isn't a dll). I would be *really* happy
if I were wrong however! Please share if you find a way!
On 07/02/2012 11:56 AM,
>>> PS: Who knows a TrueType debugger for MS Windows (this is, which
>>>uses the rendering engine of MS Windows!) similar to FontForge?
>>>Ideally, this should run under Wine also...
>
> But on Wine, it'll use FreeType rather than the MS rasterizer, so
> what exactly is the point? :)
The
Started to post test results at http://code.newtypography.co.uk/
I have more (i.e. Ubuntu Font, plus greyscale shots) but will not get round to
posting those screenshots untill tomorrow.
Any votes for other fonts i should test?
The results are pretty good i think. The new routine run with the -w
> It is OpenSans Regular from the Google webfonts server.
Thanks.
> you mean https://browserlab.adobe.com/en-us/ ?
Yessir!
Werner
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> PS: Who knows a TrueType debugger for MS Windows (this is, which uses
> the rendering engine of MS Windows!) similar to FontForge?
> Ideally, this should run under Wine also...
Maybe from MS
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/tools/tools.aspx
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But on Wine, it'll use FreeType rather than the MS rasterizer, so what exactly
is the point? :)
>
>> PS: Who knows a TrueType debugger for MS Windows (this is, which uses
>>the rendering engine of MS Windows!) similar to FontForge?
>>Ideally, this should run under Wine also...
>
>
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sss! What the mind doesn't know, the eyes don't see ;)
For proper testing i had to buy WindowsXP & 7 (i felt so dirty) and installed
under VirtualBox.
-v
On 2 Jul 2012, at 11:24, Adam Twardoch wrote:
> But on Wine, it'll use FreeType rather than the MS rasterizer, so what
> exactly is t