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The hinting of Times Newer Roman is completely different, a lot fuzzier, and leads to inconsistent letter heights. On Linux (with TTF bytecode enabled) I can ea
by jimbo1qaz 8y ago
The hinting of Times Newer Roman is completely different, a lot fuzzier, and leads to inconsistent letter heights. On Linux (with TTF bytecode enabled) I can easily see the difference at their sample "side-by-side comparison". Maybe not on Mac.
Additionally the x-height of Newer feels larger. Upon reading the page, I learned: "The x–height (2) of all lowercase letters has been increased by about 5% so that they sit wider at the same point size."
Times Newer Roman is basically the same thing as STIX Two Text.