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The fact that you have to have a Microsoft 365 subscription to be able to use "Cloud Fonts" to try out these fonts is... hilarious. Presumably it'll be a handfu
by ocdtrekkie 6y ago
The fact that you have to have a Microsoft 365 subscription to be able to use "Cloud Fonts" to try out these fonts is... hilarious. Presumably it'll be a handful of months until they find themselves in a Windows release, I'd hope, but especially considering they have a way to install Fonts via UWP and the Microsoft Store, this feels like a failure of distribution limitations.