Open sivapvarma opened 8 years ago
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Is there a timeline by which these might be added to google fonts ?
Is there a timeline by which these might be added to google fonts ?
No, I can't comment on timelines
Any status on this?
Will bump it up in priority, but I can't comment on specific timeline
Thanks!
Any new information about this font family ? This PR #1129 is also related but was never merged.
Please add this font.
Bump!
An open issue for about 9 months now. What's the problem?
I like making diagrams in Google Docs, because the diagram editor is awesome, however, I write my articles in LaTeX, and so for consistency, I need this font in Google Fonts.
"Quick or Urgent but not Important" is subjective here, please get it done.
I see atleast 62 people here that want this, and 0 that don't.
@ramyalsharif Google Fonts only serves ttfs. Computer Modern only has pfb and otf, http://cm-unicode.sourceforge.net/download.html. We would need to build our own ttfs. It's not as simple as git push.
@m4rc1e the PR https://github.com/google/fonts/pull/1129 uses ttfs.
@BafS Thanks, do you know where these came from or how they were converted?
I've just had a quick look. In order for us to host them, we'll need to change the name table so it complies with our internal api.
@m4rc1e Okay I see, unfortunately I do not know where they come from. Maybe the author of the PR, @davidgiven, can answer ?
The PR has a DESCRIPTION.en_us.html which points to http://canopus.iacp.dvo.ru/~panov/cm-unicode/index.html --- let me know if need more documentation.
@davidgiven Did you build the ttfs yourself? the site only has otf, pfb.
If so, it would be nice to hear what you did. Also, thanks for the pr!
No, I just pulled them from the linked site and packaged them, which was the most official distribution source for Unicode-converted all-in-one TTF fonts I could find. They were generated by rendering the TeX fonts to a bitmap and then tracing them. I believe a certain amount of manual work was involved.
The last version of the TTF fonts released was in 2009, so I suspect we don't need to worry about upgrades.
That page links to the Sourceforge download page for cm-unicode which does list TTF https://sourceforge.net/projects/cm-unicode/files/cm-unicode/0.7.0/
@idupree @davidgiven Thank you both so much for the extra details.
I'll update the name tables so we can serve them. Once I do the pr, they'll need approval before they get on boarded.
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Please add this font.
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Are there any updates on this? Thanks a lot and have a good day!
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Are there any updates on when this font will be added?
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so? 2016 hello?
Are there any plans to add this font in the near future?
Any reason why the PR is still open and has not been merged?
Is there a PR? This is an issue FWIW.
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We have been developing tools to make it possible for us to accept PR contributions. Thanks for your patience and highlighting the demand for this family.
CMU fonts would be a nice present for all scientific writers who use Google Docs and would encourage more to come and use it.
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It would be awesome to have Computer Modern available in Google Fonts.
The PR is making progress!
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Please stop spamming this thread with '+1's. If you like to show your support, use the feedback-functionality and give the first entry a thumbs up instead of polluting this issue.
Exactly, thank you!
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I think people are wondering what is taking so long. I may be off, but adding a font doesn't sound like brain surgery level complexity.
Edit: I.e. a +1 comment is a "agreed + bump?" combo.
In the PR there's a comment that they're having to check with Knuth about use of the names. That was 25 days ago. Although now I look there's a new (maybe) notification from Travis about doing something, so maybe there's motion.
Computer Modern is the family of typefaces developed by Donald Knuth for TeX. It would be awesome to have these available in Google Fonts.
SIL OFL v1.1 TTF files are available from Computer Modern Unicode project on SourceForge. TTF files are also available from CTAN though the license there is not clear to me.
This page is good example of how Computer Modern looks on web pages. It also gives more details about the family.