This is already in pkgsrc as UnifrakturMaguntia-ttf.
And I imported it there last year.
Seems I liked this font so much I thought it should be in pkgsrc twice!
Spleen 1.9.0 (2021-03-12)
- Set WEIGHT_NAME property to "Medium" for all sizes
- Increment STARTPROPERTIES to account for WEIGHT_NAME addition
- Enlarge vertical line for consistency with other small sizes (5x8 version)
- Add full support for the Latin-1 Supplement Unicode block (6x12 version)
This is a bugfix release of the Cascadia font family.
Fixes include:
Closes#406 - updated anchor type to lock with the other equals-related ligatures
Closes#408 - corrected component used for glyph to align with Unicode
Closes#412 - updated locl features removing iacute_j ligature and Catalan substitution
Closes#414 - increased overlaps of middle glyph for arrow ligatures
Closes#415 - reduces width of macronbelow
Closes#416 - rolls back name ID 4 modification as JetBrains cannot process it correctly
Closes#428 - rolls back variation of the underline to prevent MVAR table generation
Repositioned tilde in related ligatures. Previously it was higher than the standard one.
Added missing vietnamese anchors on acute and grave (futureproofing).
Corrected / made consistent greater & less positioning in </> and <$> related ligatures.
Otherwise reviewed hinting
The distfiles were changed at some point without a version bump.
The included changelog says:
2000-09-30 Dmitry Bolkhovityanov <bolkhov@inp.nsk.su>
* misc/10x20: moved the descender in "cyr_sch"/"cyr_Sch" one pixel to
the right -- to be as in "cyr_ts".
* misc/10x20 is now iso10646-0400-complete.
Packaged for wip by khorben@
UnifrakturMaguntia has been created by j. 'mach' wust, Gerrit Ansmann and Georg
Duffner. It is a modification of Peter Wiegel's font Berthold Mainzer Fraktur,
is in turn based on a 1901 typeface by Carl Albert Fahrenwaldt.
UnifrakturMaguntia has been created in order to provide a Fraktur typeface that
may be embedded on websites. It is in accordance with the Unicode standard. It
has suitable font licenses (GPL with font exception and OFL).
By now, Gerrit Ansmann has redrawn all of Wiegel's original letters up to the
very last special character.
From Atsushi Toyokura in pkgsrc-wip
The bundle contains fonts (TFM and VF) for use with upTeX. This
is a redistribution derived from the upTeX distribution by
Takuji Tanaka.
From Atsushi Toyokura in pkgsrc-wip
The set of the Japanese logical fonts (JFMs) that are used as
standard fonts in pTeX and upTeX contains both Unicode JFMs and
non-Unicode JFMs. This bundle provides an alternative set of
non-Unicode JFMs that are tied to the virtual fonts (VFs) that
refer to the glyphs in the Unicode JFMs. Moreover it provides a
LaTeX package that redefines the NFSS settings of the Japanese
fonts of (u)pLaTeX so that the new set of non-Unicode JFMs will
be employed. As a whole, this bundle allows users to dispense
with the mapping setup on non-Unicode JFMs. Such a setup is
useful in particular when users want to use OpenType fonts
(such as Source Han Serif) that have a glyph encoding different
from Adobe-Japan1, because mapping setups from non-Unicode JFMs
to such physical fonts are difficult to prepare.
From Atsushi Toyokura in pkgsrc-wip
This package changes the setup of the japanese-otf package so
that the TFMs for direct input are all replaced by new ones
with prefixed names; for example, nmlminr-h will be replaced by
foo--nmlminr-h, where foo is a prefix specified by the user.
This function will assist users who want to use the
japanese-otf package together with tailored TFMs of Japanese
fonts. The "jodel" part of the package name stands for
"japanese-otf deluxe". Here "deluxe" is the name of
japanese-otf's option for employing multi-weight Japanese font
families. This option is probably the most likely reason for
using japanese-otf. So pxjodel is really about japanese-otf's
"deluxe" option, hence the name. It is not related to yodel
singing, although some sense of word-play is intended.
From Atsushi Toyokura in pkgsrc-wip
This package enables users to declare in their document which
physical fonts should be used for the standard Japanese
(logical) fonts of pLaTeX and upLaTeX. Font setup is realized
by changing the font mapping of dvipdfmx, and thus users can
use any (monospaced) physical fonts they like, once they
properly install this package, without creating helper files
for each new font. This package also supports setup for the
fonts used in the japanese-otf package. System requirements:
TeX format: LaTeX. TeX engine: pTeX or upTeX. DVIware:
dvipdfmx. Prerequisite packages: atbegshi.
From Atsushi Toyokura in pkgsrc-wip
The package enables selection of 5 standard Japanese fonts for
pLaTeX + dvips. It was originally written by Haruhiko Okumura
as part of jsclasses bundle, and the TFM/VF files were
previously distributed as part of the ptex-fonts package.
From Atsushi Toyokura in pkgsrc-wip
Harano Aji Fonts (Harano Aji Mincho and Harano Aji Gothic) are
fonts obtained by replacing Adobe-Identity-0 (AI0) CIDs of
Source Han fonts (Source Han Serif and Source Han Sans) with
Adobe-Japan1 (AJ1) CIDs. There are 14 fonts, 7 weights each for
Mincho and Gothic.
From Atsushi Toyokura in pkgsrc-wip
This package is meant for macro/package developers: It provides
function-like (fully-expandable) macros that convert a
character code value in one of several Japanese encodings to a
Unicode value. Supported source encodings are: ISO-2022-JP
(jis), EUC-JP (euc), Shift_JIS (sjis), and the Adobe-Japan1
glyph set.
From Atsushi Toyokura in pkgsrc-wip
The bundle provides boxes and picture macros with Japanese
vertical writing support. It uses only native picture macros
and fonts for drawing boxes and is thus driver-independent.
Formerly part of the Japanese pLaTeX bundle, it now supports
all LaTeX engines.
20210101:
* Based on SourceHanSans 2.002
* Add many Kana glyphs
* Add many GSUB features and entries
20210102:
* Fix proportional vertical GSUB substitution
* Fix proportional vertical Kana glyph
20210130:
* Fix GPOS vpal feature for vertical Kana glyphs
* Fix GSUB vkna feature from fixing Adobe-Japan1-7 GSUB feature
- Replace buggy version 2.0 `post` tables with version 3.0 ones,
which indicate that the font doesn't contain glyph names.
This is common for CJK fonts that are accessed by character code only.
- Set the font revision to 4.1 and the font version to 2.0.1 in all fonts
to emphasize that they belong together, which makes sense IMHO because
the fonts are no longer under development.
This release restores artificially generated slanted versions
of the serifed family, usable as Italic and BoldItalic.
The generated fonts have been re-named in compliance with
the Reserved Font Name provision in the OFL license.
[pdf]latex support has been restored by re-naming type1
and generated BoldItalic fonts in compliance with the
Reserved Font Name provision of the OFL license.
This update to the Cascadia font family brings the following changes:
The full control pictures block has been added (u+2400 to u+2426). For purposes of rendering, the two letter
abbreviations have been used instead of the standard three letter abbreviations (#219)
image
Additionally, ss20 includes the oft-unused graphical representations of these codepoints (for fun!)
image
Full support for Fira Code's current ligature set (with a few exceptions). Now featuring infinite arrows!!! (#276)
image
This involved a full refactoring of the calt feature—for those interested, it now uses forward-looking
substitutions instead of backward-looking substitutions and progressive substitution to reduce code. This also
required some redesigning of the greater / lesser related ligatures. Please note, I have also removed all the
obsolete ligatures now covered by the arrows code.
There was a mismatch in the font's postscript naming conventions that was corrected. Should now render all weights in
Word. Note there is apparently an additional bug in Mac Word's implementation of variable fonts which should be
available in an update mid-Feb. (#329)
Reworked the hints for the mod and superscript glyphs so that they're bottom-up rather than top-down. This allows for
better bottom alignments.
New Glyphs
⏎ (#262)
additional codepoints for control characters U+21B2, U+2771, U+2770, U+2423 (#264)
U+211E ℞ (#324)
U+2302 HOUSE (#359)
New Ligatures
!: and !. added (#281)
/\ and \/ added (#290)
??= added (#301)
<:> and other variants implemented via the calt (#327)
refactoring
Changes
Added x-height instruction into ttfautohint to control the (#371)
height of the lowercase.
Completely redesigned quote marks for better recognition (#375)
image
Note: this only applies to curved/smart quotes
updated hinting to achieve more consistent results (#377)
increased height of thetamod (#381)
reduced the width of the hooklefts (#382)
image
updated heights on esh, glottalstop, glottalstopreversed (#383)
image
tweaked hinting a little bit (#384)
added remaining soft-dotting (#386)
image
changed designs of the angled quotes (#392)
image
changed former ~= symbol to a simpler component-based (#394)
version. Should be less confusing now for Lua / Matlab users.
made the underline thicker based on font weight (#395)
image
increased size of degree (#400)
Aside from the above changes, this version also includes many other small updates including spacing, outline quality
improvements, and fixing hinting.
2020-09-02 luaotfload v3.15
* The font database is updated more reliably if fonts get deleted.
* In multiple error cases, error messages are shown instead of silently
generating bad output.
* Write glyph ids instead of internal identifiers to DVI files. This
allows using OpenType fonts when working with dvilualatex.
(This requires additional support from the DVI reader)
* The set of font features which are enabled by default has been
changed to be more similar to HarfBuzz.
Especially Above-base mark Positioning (abvm),
Below-base mark Positioning (blwm), Contextual
Alternates (calt), Cursive Positioning (curs),
Distances (dist), and Required Contextual Alternates
(rclt) are now enabled by default for all scripts.
* Added a mathfontdimen font feature which allows emulating
fontdimen values from xetex or traditional TeX math fonts.
* Initial support for variable fonts in node mode.
2020-12-30 luaotfload v3.16
* The fontloader has been synced with the context code from
2020-12-30
* The entry point is called luaotfload.lua instead of
luaotfload-main.lua (but the old name is still provided for
compatibility).
* pre/post_shaping_filter callbacks has been added.
* The number of lua-files and submodules shown in the log-file
has been reduced. But it is extended again by setting the
environment variable LUAOTFLOAD_TRACE_SUBMODULES=1.
* The HarfBuzz based shaper will in some situations drop
hyphenation points. This happens less frequently now since the new
version uses first/second discretionaries (the mechanism described in
the LuaTeX manual, section 5.6 for the of-f-ice example) to support a
limited amount of nesting.
* When the node shaper is used, experimental support for
OpenType variable fonts has been added. To use them, set the
font feature axis to a comma separated list of axis names and values.
(E.g. axis={weight=600}) The supported axis names and value
range depend on the font.
* The font features upper and lower can be used to map
the text of a font to upper or lowercase before displaying it.
Currently this implements the untailored Unicode case mapping
algorithm, but it is planned to add tailoring later.
* A number of small bugfixes.
2021-01-08 luaotfload v3.17
* The fontloader has been synced with the context code from 2021-01-07.
This improves support for advanced CFF based OpenType variable fonts.
