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it is essential for the rendering of postscript fonts. there is no replacement for it, unfortunately
by wolfi1 7y ago
it is essential for the rendering of postscript fonts. there is no replacement for it, unfortunately
- jfk13 7y agoOn the other hand, many of us could probably live without any postscript fonts.
- wolfi1 7y agountil you open a pdf file
- jfk13 7y agoDepends on the PDFs you're interested in. Many use only embedded TrueType (Type42) fonts, which I assume are handled by the usual Microsoft renderer. (If you're reading lots of LaTeX-generated papers, then yes, you're probably seeing PostScript fonts.)