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It's also 1.1GB! And hasn't been updated since 2017 https://www.google.com/get/noto/updates/ https://www.google.com/get/noto/updates/ But, other than that...

• cormacrelf 8y ago
  That’s for all 70+ families.
• chronogram 8y ago
  https://github.com/googlei18n/noto-fonts https://github.com/googlei18n/noto-fonts How about this link? Seeing as the 4 Noto packages get pretty frequent updates in the Arch repositories, I think it’s being updated frequently. When compiled and stored on a transparent compression disk, it also doesn’t take a lot of space. Unable to check right now, but I would imagine like 200M total on NTFS or btrfs.
• sophacles 8y ago
  > And hasn't been updated since 2017 This is only a useful data point if there have been significant changes to "writing system" released since then.
  • Sharlin 8y ago
    Unicode 11 was released in 2018 and Unicode 12 in 2019. A "universal" font that doesn't keep up with Unicode isn't very universal.
• TheRealPomax 8y ago
  Almost as if one typeface covering every writing system on the planet isn't something you can do in just a few MB. Even a single comprehensive font for Chinese or Japanese ends up being _at least_ 12 MB if it wants to do things right. Multiply that by some 120 writing systems, and you can see why things might get a little big if you want "one font for every language". (which you can't, the spec doesn't allow for more than 65k glyphs, including virtual compound glyphs, per font. So I'm genuinely confused about the author's claim that they managed to put 137k glyphs in a 65k glyph space. You need multiple fonts tied together using a font family name)
• fwip 8y ago
  It might not have had a release since 2017, but the github repository shows development as recent as 20 days ago.
• amyjess 8y ago
  I see a November 2018 release announcement. https://github.com/googlei18n/noto-fonts/blob/master/NEWS.md https://github.com/googlei18n/noto-fonts/blob/master/NEWS.md