Hi,
> > Pango supports OpenType rather well and GIMP uses Pango for font
> > rendering so I wonder why it doesn't work for you.
>
> Perhaps it's the fact that he's using the GIMP 1.2.5.
Yes, that would explain it. GIMP 1.2 doesn't support OpenType
fonts.
Sven
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Hi,
Sven Neumann wrote:
"Nonexistent Entity" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Adobe OpenType is a new font standard developed jointly with MS,
that has Type1 extra features and quality and is replacing
TrueType.
Pango supports OpenType rather well and GIMP uses Pango for font
rendering so I wonder w
Hi,
"Nonexistent Entity" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Adobe OpenType is a new font standard developed jointly with MS,
> that has Type1 extra features and quality and is replacing
> TrueType.
Pango supports OpenType rather well and GIMP uses Pango for font
rendering so I wonder why it doe
Thank you for the answers!
Adobe OpenType is a new font standard developed jointly with MS,
that has Type1 extra features and quality and is replacing TrueType.
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Hi,
I'm using Gimp under Win32 and very satisfied with it
( its UI concept appeals to me very much unlike Win MDI,
it has better painting speed & precision compared to other gfx apps,
and it's not a bloat while having lots of options & plugins to play
with ).
Hi,
I'm using Gimp under Win32 and very satisfied with it
( its UI concept appeals to me very much unlike Win MDI,
it has better painting speed & precision compared to other gfx apps,
and it's not a bloat while having lots of options & plugins to play with
).
Here's some questions I have.
