I like Ubuntu Mono’s original weight. So I generate custom styles directly from the variable fonts using fonttools varLib.instancer UbuntuMono[wght].ttf wght=473 mentioned in the readme.
But the generated font was having a bit of a problem with my Windows terminal. My Chinese font has become thinner.
I found another way: fonttools varLib.mutator UbuntuMono[wght].ttf wght=473 It is a way to convert a variable font to a static font. My Chinese font is still the original weight (Regular). So I think this is a better way
I like Ubuntu Mono’s original weight. So I generate custom styles directly from the variable fonts using
fonttools varLib.instancer UbuntuMono[wght].ttf wght=473mentioned in the readme.But the generated font was having a bit of a problem with my Windows terminal. My Chinese font has become thinner.
I found another way:
fonttools varLib.mutator UbuntuMono[wght].ttf wght=473It is a way to convert a variable font to a static font. My Chinese font is still the original weight (Regular). So I think this is a better way