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Add Droid Sans Mono for rendering Unicode (Greek, Cyrillic) #11156
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The font would come into play only if |
I think we should consider Greek,Crillic font issue this release as we have seen a lot of issues in this area; and considering the fact that we have a substantial user base from Russia. marking this for 1.4. |
Yep, all latin text is still displayed with SourceCodePro. This would go well together with #8985, which improves Greek/Cyrillic support for the non-editor UI. Maybe we can mark it 1.4, too? |
These two could go independently; but Lets target that too for completeness 👍 |
Update on this: Adobe's type team has informed me that they are extending source code pro to include Greek/Cyrillic support as required by brackets. |
Is there any ETA on the release? I mean, the comment you linked too is from last December and yet, there's still no release (and the files are apparently not even uploaded to GitHub yet). I really don't know whether we need other character sets as well. There are obviously many characters Source Code Pro doesn't support (I haven't specifically looked for them, but probably Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, ...), but I don't know how bad they look without font support. |
I had a discussion with the fonts group at adobe and this is what i got from them:
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That sounds great! I didn't know fonts had beta phases... The more you know 😄 Regarding That thing about Droid Sans Mono is strange. I got my copy - with Cyrillic/Greek support - from https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Droid+Sans+Mono, where they explicitly state it's under the Apache License 2.0. |
:) i too saw the apache license thing;. I'll keep this thread updated. |
@marcelgerber I have added the latest fonts in this PR #11301 . |
Closing in favor of #11301. |
Including this font will make #3465 way better.
Why I chose Droid Sans Mono:
SourceCodePro-Medium
has (from what I can tell)Google Fonts page, Typecast Demo
Screenshots:
With Greek text, mixed with normal HTML:
(Demo text:
Ατ σιθ σαυσαε φοσιβυς τινσιδυνθ, πρι ιν μαγνα θεμπορ δετερρυισεθ. Ιν κυι κυανδο ωμιτθαμ, εα μεα θαμκυαμ εφφισιενδι. Ειυς κυανδο κυαεκυε ιδ εσθ, σωνσυλ απειριαν δυο ιδ. Φελ φοσεντ κυαερενδυμ αδ. Νονυμες ρεπρεχενδυντ ει μεα.
)With Cyrillic text, mixed with normal HTML:
(Demo text:
Ючю амэт долорэж эи, экз дикунт мэнандря трактатоз кюм. Экз жят доминг маиорюм. Мюнырэ жямиляквюы эффякиантур векж йн. Ед орнатюс ныкэжчятатябюз векж, ыам ты одео факёльиси адолэжкэнс. Шапэрэт позтюлант векж но.
)As better support for Greek/Cyrillic text is often-requested, I think this is a good undertaking.