Hoi,
I blogged about Junaid . I make the point that we should support web fonts for for instance the Runic script. I also make the point that Junaid is too big to be used as a web font.
I can legally split the font and extract Runic out of it. This is part of the joy of free licensing. However, it is a much better idea to do this with you.
I don't think the current version would pass muster technically. Google fonts have very exacting requirements, including a development process that Junicode can't follow, if only because it's been around since the 90s. I'm working on a significantly reworked version that might qualify. It's on Github:
No releases yet, but you can see what I have in mind from the README. Development is very active, but the scale of the project means that it's going to be a while before it's ready.
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Hoi,
I blogged about Junaid . I make the point that we should support web fonts for for instance the Runic script. I also make the point that Junaid is too big to be used as a web font.
I can legally split the font and extract Runic out of it. This is part of the joy of free licensing. However, it is a much better idea to do this with you.
What do you think ?
Thanks,
GerardM
http://ultimategerardm.blogspot.com/2012/05/font-subsets-ii.html
I would love these to be on Google Fonts; they load so quick on any browser; and g Fonts allows you to select what subset of a font you need
I don't think the current version would pass muster technically. Google fonts have very exacting requirements, including a development process that Junicode can't follow, if only because it's been around since the 90s. I'm working on a significantly reworked version that might qualify. It's on Github:
https://github.com/psb1558/Junicode-New
No releases yet, but you can see what I have in mind from the README. Development is very active, but the scale of the project means that it's going to be a while before it's ready.