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yet(2010-09-19 13:22 +0000 [r1536] Stevan_White:* FreeSerifBold.sfd: Fixed validation problem.2010-09-19 13:15 +0000 [r1535] Stevan_White:* ChangeLog: today's commits2010-09-19 12:40 +0000 [r1534] Stevan_White:* FreeSerif.sfd: Sinhala: Fixed one lookup tablemistake, and a couple of glpyh omissions, that Harshula pointedout.2010-09-19 11:48 +0000 [r1533] Stevan_White:* FreeSans.sfd,FreeSansBold.sfd,FreeSansOblique.sfd,FreeSansBoldOblique.sfd: Sans: Applied DanielJohnsons improvement to capital Eng to Sans, as described inprevious commits.2010-09-19 10:32 +0000 [r1532] Stevan_White:* FreeSerif.sfd,FreeSerifBold.sfd: Coptic: added alphabet tobold. Accent marks not working -- a mystery. Some tweeks inmedium face as well. glyph cleanup -- points too close, someglyphs outside bounding boxes.2010-09-18 08:50 +0000 [r1531] Stevan_White:* tools/ligatureLookups.py: mostly code styleimprovements2010-09-18 07:54 +0000 [r1529-1530] Stevan_White:* tools/ligatureLookups.py: mostly code tidying* ChangeLog: added latest changes, and also changesto the tools/ directory since 20082010-09-17 18:38 +0000 [r1528] Stevan_White:* FreeSerif.sfd: Sinhala: tightened up left sideof na and derivatives.2010-09-17 08:27 +0000 [r1527] Stevan_White:* FreeSerif.sfd: Sinhala: tighened up left sidesof u, lla, na, dha, ndha, nya, jnya2010-09-17 08:09 +0000 [r1526] Stevan_White:* FreeSerif.sfd: Sinhala: tightened up some ofthe vowel conjuncts, and left side of nna.2010-09-16 20:05 +0000 [r1525] Stevan_White:* FreeSerif.sfd: Coptic: fiddled about withletter forms, striving for a kind of consistency. Sinhala:Harshula noticed four incorrect combined forms. Fixed these.2010-09-16 08:09 +0000 [r1524] Stevan_White:* FreeMono.sfd,FreeMonoBold.sfd,FreeMonoOblique.sfd,FreeMonoBoldOblique.sfd: Latin Extended-A:Applied Daniel Johnson's patch that made two versions of capitalEng. His explanation: ' http:form of capital Eng currently in all three FreeFont faces is thatused by the Sami people, resembling a capital N with a hookedright descender. However, the form preferred for African andAmerindian languages resembles a tall lowercase n with a hookthat almost meets the left vertical. (See wikipedia link abovefor a visual.)
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