Improved setup to also cover high DPI screens.

Still work in progress, but getting really close to the 0.4 release…

This is a placeholder for pre-release tarballs to use when testing #10.

Beta2 also adds an experimental optional common-hacks font package for users blocking remote fonts in their browsers.

There's also a full package for high DPI users to ease the installation, you can use it like this:

curl -LO https://github.com/dumol/PixelPerfect/releases/download/v0.4.0beta2/PixelPerfect-hidpi-0.
4beta2.tar.gz
tar xvfz PixelPerfect-hidpi-0.4beta2.tar.gz

Initial setup to also cover high DPI screens

Work in progress…

For now, a placeholder for pre-release tarballs to use when testing #10

Refined setup for low DPI screens.

More aliases, better aliases, fine-tuned FontConfig settings. Also, Emoji support (optimized for Firefox, where Emojis are colorful). More well hinted fonts are included, some of which are now grouped in a new lowdpi-extra package.

The common-aliases and lowdpi-aliases font packages are required for supporting the web-safe aliases.

The common-extra package adds support for Emoji, symbols, hieroglyphs.

The lowdpi-extra package adds more Unicode coverage, extra monospaced fonts, and several well-hinted fonts sponsored by Google back in 2010-2013.

Installation instructions in README.rst.

Initial setup for low DPI screens.

My personal setup since 2013, refined to use free-software typefaces only.

The common and lowdpi aliases packages are required.

The optional extra package adds:

• the Ubuntu font family, also quite well-hinted at small sizes
• the Unifont monospaced font for increased Unicode coverage
• fonts especially useful if disabling web fonts entirely in your browser: Font Awesome, Symbola, Musica, Unidings, Wingdings, Webdings.