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> in general, though -- is Metafont still the way we add new fonts to TeX these days in 2016? Nowadays, we have XeTeX, which allows for the use of any OpenType
by amyjess 10y ago
> in general, though -- is Metafont still the way we add new fonts to TeX these days in 2016?
Nowadays, we have XeTeX, which allows for the use of any OpenType font. In fact, for a long time XeTeX was the only non-Adobe product that could actually make use of OpenType features. I have fond memories of playing around with XeTeX in 2009-ish to show off all the really cool stuff my fonts could do.