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Thanks so much for the idea. You may already know this, but fonts are actually little pieces of software subject to their own licensing terms. For that reason,
by piker 1y ago
Thanks so much for the idea. You may already know this, but fonts are actually little pieces of software subject to their own licensing terms. For that reason, Tritium (like most word processors, I believe) relies on the system fonts available for rendering. Those are already owned by the user. I'll reach out to Matthew and see if there's any possibility for collaboration.
- notpushkin 1y agoThe letterforms themselves, on the other hand, might be uncopyrightable, depending on the jurisdiction. But paying for the fonts you use is just common decency – especially if used in a commercial product.