Software
List of software projects made (with one exception) by me over the years.
Resignation From DejaVu Fonts
This is not as easy as I thought it would be, but anyway. I am resigning from my position as project manager and maintainer of DejaVu fonts.
I've been thinking about it for couple of months. My time reserved for the project got very limited and I also lost a joy of taking care of it. It has been great one and a half year and I really enjoyed it and got lot from it, but now it became more of a nuisance than anything else.
Baby has grown and now it is time to kick it out of a house.
DejaVu News IV.
Let's talk about DejaVu fonts.
Another One Eaten
Another Bitstream Vera derivative, now discontinued SuSE standard fonts, was eaten by us. That added six new glyphs to our fonts. On the road to full Latin Extended-A coverage ten glyphs with comma below (or comma accent or cedilla or what other names it had over the years) were added too. There are also some kerning fixes.
Test version 1.11 yourself.
DejaVu News III.
Here I am again with latest news from the world of DejaVu fonts.
Almost cancelled
2.0 or 1.10? This question was answered with the release of version 1.10. It almost got cancelled because of lack of approved changes, but luckily two new glyphs and a few bug fixes catched in (only one week late).
DejaVu News II.
Today it's exactly one year since the release of DejaVu fonts 1.0 (but first public release is even older).
What was last month like for DejaVu fonts? Let's find out now.
Not shining, but still good
Version 1.9 was released today. Almost none of the goals was achieved, but at least the Arev Cyrillic was integrated.
DejaVu News I.
Welcome to the first installment of irregular DejaVu News bringing you the latest and greatest from the world of DejaVu fonts.
We did it again with 1.8
Yes, version 1.8 was released almost on time, but without any big changes, only all accents in experimental typefaces were fixed.
But at least we jumped over one percent in freshmeat.net's Popularity rank.
