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[Alvaro Tejero Cantero <address@hidden>]

Thank you Aleksandr for providing this extended font support. I am
currently happily using your freefont package for my PhD thesis (with
Times). Does the new git fork improve on the typesetting with respect
to the package, or is it just on-screen rendering? (I have to be
conservative at this moment).

And, as a curiosity - does QT font rendering make TeXmacs faster?


-á.



On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 02:49, Aleksandr Dobkin <address@hidden> wrote:
> I would like to announce that I finally updated my TeXmacs fork on
> Gitorious. The primary changes over mainline TeXmacs is the inclusion
> of additional built in fonts, primary a Time work-alike based on GNU
> FreeFont, and high-quality rendering using Qt.
>
> The motivation is that I really don't like the Computer Modern font
> which is the default in TeXmacs, but I like Times. There is some
> support for a Times-like font already, but kerning is bad, ligatures
> don't work, and math mode doesn't work. So I put in good support for
> Times including good kerning, ligatures, and math support.
>
> Also, the font rendering is TeXmacs is not very good. I replaced this
> with native OS rendering via Qt.
>
> The fork is available at
>
> https://gitorious.org/~adob/texmacs/texmacs-otf
>
> Please check it out.
>
> Font files have been added to the TeXmacs/fonts so no further action
> beyond make; make install is required. I intend to maintain an
> up-to-date fork by merging from mainline TeXmacs periodically.
>
> Sample output: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/384906/texmacs-fonts/sample2.pdf
> Sample source: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/384906/texmacs-fonts/sample3.tm
>
> Alex
>
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