Re: [Wikipedia-l] Mark Williamson's fonts

Unfortunately, my host is down for unknown reasons. Seeing as I don't pay for my webspace, I can't well demand an explanation, so the best I can do is hope that the issue will be resolved sooner rather than later. If it goes on for long enough, I may inquire for a second time as to the nature of the problem. http://packages.debian.org/unstable/x11/ttf-mph-2b-damase Please note, however, that this is not of the most recent version of the font, which fixes an issue with the coptic ranges. I also hope that at some point in the distant future, I may be able to finish the Linear B Ideograms, and add more scripts as well. Another outstanding issue is the majescule q. I modified it to be an "open" Q (rather than an "O-with-a-strike") as this is what I prefer in my handwriting, however I didn't do a very clean job and at some point I would like to fix that. The Latin characters are also a little bit misaligned, so it gives texts in the Roman alphabet a sort of badly typewritten feel. DaMaSe is certainly usable for Gothic, Tifinagh, hPhags-pa, Linear B (syllabary 100% supported, ideograms only partially supported), Cypriot, Glagolitic... It is perhaps a superior font for Glagolitic because it attempts to blend the quite distinct traditions of Glagolitic writing (Triangular, Square, and Round). It also works for Persian and Ugaritic cuneiform, and many many many other scripts. Mark On 21/10/05, Phil Boswell <phil.boswell(a)gmail.com> wrote: -- SI HOC LEGERE SCIS NIMIVM ERVDITIONIS HABES QVANTVM MATERIAE MATERIETVR MARMOTA MONAX SI MARMOTA MONAX MATERIAM POSSIT MATERIARI ESTNE VOLVMEN IN TOGA AN SOLVM TIBI LIBET ME VIDERE