You get what you pay for. I haven't worked with it for a few years now but I found it to be quirky and unstable. But it was free, which was better than the $650

You get what you pay for. I haven't worked with it for a few years now but I found it to be quirky and unstable. But it was free, which was better than the $650 or so that you needed for FontLab, which was the main piece of software for font creation out tehre at the time, and it seemed to have a more features than I needed for what I was working on. Cross-platform was a nice feature as well.