OpenBaskerville 0.1
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In the 0.0 series we work on James Puckett’s digitisation of Fry’s Baskerville. This typeface is best suited to display sizes (see http://openbaskerville.lighthouseapp.com/projects/24633/messages/14.... We might make a text version but working towards 0.1 we stick to this model first.
We also setup a GitHub repository and a Bug Tracker at Lighthouse app. We create a project website.
We create a build script so that you can build the font programmaticaly. We also decide on a version number scheme. We make it easy for people to download and try out the font.
We work with the developers of FontForge and RoboFab to make sure the UFO output is similar—until now, we’ve only had FontLab (RoboFab) contributors, but transparently accepting patches from FontForge is a priority.
Expected Apr 13th, 2011
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Thursday, March 17 2011
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Okay, then I’ll close the ticket for now, we’ll have to see how it works out in practice :)
Reference commit: https://github.com/klepas/open-baskerville/commit...
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Simon Pascal Klein commented at 4:03 PMI think I understand, and yea, sounds good. Will have to grab you sometime by Skype and get you to run me through it so I can update the OB web page to add the ...
Tuesday, March 15 2011
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Eric S commented at 12:50 PMFrom the upcoming rakefile :)
# derive a version number from the current tag + number of commits (patch # version) task :_version_number => :_has_git do git_... -
Eric S commented at 12:39 PMNo, we’ll only have to tag minor versions. Then the build script can derive a patch version number, and bake that into the font.
Markdown ate my line breaks (I’...
Monday, March 14 2011
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Simon Pascal Klein commented at 4:35 PMGreat idea. I’m swamped with work and won’t have the time atm to look into SemVer closely but I think I‘m sold.
How does this impact adding new commits — do we ...
Thursday, March 10 2011
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