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Finally a font which thinks about other latin based lanuages, and even cyrillic and greek, not only English. Some fonts do this, but few take care to show it in
by kodfodrasz 10y ago
Finally a font which thinks about other latin based lanuages, and even cyrillic and greek, not only English. Some fonts do this, but few take care to show it in their marketing material.
Thumbs up for the examples and not ignoring the rest of world! (personally I find the fonts too "narrow" fow my use)
- omgtehlion 10y agoActually, it does pretty much ignore all other languages given its width. They did it as narrow as possible (with latin letters) and just shoehorned all others later. > Finally a font which thinks about other......but few take care to show it in their marketing material Almost all commercial fonts do this. Just take a look around.
- tinza123 10y agoThey do take consideration about non-latin languages. For example, a Chinese character in this font has exactly twice of the width of an English character, which makes sense
- omgtehlion 10y agoP.S.: using a slightly wider font (15% wider) produces much more readable result http://vkote.com/i/2017.04.01/00007d34/losevka-vs.png http://vkote.com/i/2017.04.01/00007d34/losevka-vs.png
- pvg 10y agoThat's the case for Pragmata Pro which this font was 'inspired' by.