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| Name: google-noto-serif-kr-extralight-fonts | Distribution: openSUSE:Factory:zSystems |
| Version: 2.001 | Vendor: openSUSE |
| Release: 2.3 | Build date: Tue Mar 7 21:07:41 2023 |
| Group: System/X11/Fonts | Build host: s390zp29 |
| Size: 21276940 | Source RPM: google-noto-serif-cjk-fonts-2.001-2.3.src.rpm |
| Packager: https://bugs.opensuse.org | |
| Url: https://github.com/googlefonts/noto-cjk | |
| Summary: Noto Serif Korean Font - Extralight | |
Noto's design goal is to achieve visual harmonization (e.g., compatible heights and stroke thicknesses) across languages. This package contains Extralight weight of Serif font for Korean, hinted.
OFL-1.1
* Fri Jul 29 2022 Gordon Leung <pirateclip@protonmail.com>
feat!: rename noto-*-cjk-fonts -> google-noto-*-cjk-fonts
- The Noto Coloremoji fonts have already been renamed by now
- The other Noto fonts will be renamed once upstream finishes migrating them to the new website
* https://github.com/notofonts/notofonts.github.io
fix: move zh_MO obsoletes and provides to Hong Kong TC fonts
- Macau is physically and culturally closer to Hong Kong than Taiwan
* Sat Jul 23 2022 Takashi Iwai <tiwai@suse.com>
- Move google-noto-serif-cjk-fonts into its own repository again
* Sun Feb 20 2022 Yunhe Guo <i@guoyunhe.me>
- Update version to 2.001
- Follow upstream versioning: use version numbers instead of dates
* Tue May 25 2021 tiwai@suse.de
- Fix the source URL to be properly downloadable
* Sun May 16 2021 Dingzhong Chen <wsxy162@gmail.com>
- Update version to 2.002(20201202)
* The copyright year was changed from “2014–2019” to “2014–2020.”
* Addressed Issue #207 including glyph changes to U+4E08 and U+5C83.
Extension G encodings were added for U+30729, U+30EDD, U+30EDE,
and U+3106C and the previous GSUB rules were removed.
* Updated Korean glyph for U+58C4 as reported in Source Han Serif Issue #87
* Addressed Issue #204 for U+50E7, U+89E6, U+8FD0, U+9EA4, U+25C4A
* Mapped HK U+5C13 尓 to JP glyph
* Fixed U+21B9 as reported in Issue #260
* Changed Korean mapping for U+51A4 as reported in Issue #202
* The weights for Kanbun glyphs U+3191–U+319F have been adjusted
as mentioned in the table at the beginning of Issue #205.
* Fixed Korean IVS mapping for U+8ACB as reported in Issue #276
* Fri Apr 17 2020 Hillwood Yang <hillwood@opensuse.org>
- Update version to 2.001(20190410)
* A second flavor of Traditional Chinese, for Hong Kong and supporting the
HKSCS-2016 standard, was add- ed, which increased the total number of font
resources by 16, from 72 to 88.
* 155 new mappings have been added to the CMap resources. 66 are from BMP code
points, 22 are from Plane 1 code points, and the remaining 67 are from
Plane 2 code points. Among the 67 new Plane 2 code points, 57 are from
Extension B, two are from Extension C, three are from Extension E, and the
remaining five are from Extension F.
* As a result of removing approximately 1,750 glyphs in order to make room for
approximately 1,750 new glyphs, the CID assignments of the glyphs
necessarily—and drastically—changed. The CID assignments of exactly 200
glyphs are unchanged from Version 1.004: 0–107, 2570–2633, 47223–47232,
47262–47272, 47281–47286, and 65484.
* The Traditional Chinese form of the Radical #162 辶 component was improved.
* The URO is complete up through U+9FEF (Unicode Version 11.0).
* The glyphs for some of the kana were tweaked.
* The glyphs and support for bopomofo, along with their tone marks, were
improved. This involved adding the 'GDEF' (Glyph Definition) table, the
'mark' (Mark Positioning) GPOS feature, and the 'ruby' (Ruby Nota- tion
Forms) GSUB feature.
* The language and script declarations in the 'locl' and 'vert' GSUB features
were improved.
* The 13-page glyph synopsis PDFs for the 500 pre-composed high-frequency
hangul syllables have been incorporated into the Unicode-base glyph synopsis
PDFs, and are bookmarked under the “Korean” book- mark.
* Placeholder glyphs for U+32FF, uni32FF (CID+2184) and uni32FF-V (CID+65359),
are included. This character has been reserved for the two-ideograph square
ligature that represents the name of Japan’s forthcoming new era which
starts on 2019-05-01, and will be the only character added in Unicode
Version 12.1.
* Like Source Han Serif, the CIDFont and CMap resources do not include XUID
arrays.
* Like Source Han Serif, there are no mappings for the range U+0000 through
U+001F.
* Like Source Han Serif, the code points that correspond to Halfwidth Jamo
variants map to glyphs that cor- respond to code points in the Hangul
Compatibility Jamo block. In other words, the glyphs for half-width jamo
have been removed.
* Like Source Han Serif, the 'name' table does not includes any Macintosh
(PlatformID=1) strings.
* Like Source Han Serif, the Regular weight is now style-linked to the Bold
weight. This means that the Bold weight may not appear in the font menu,
particularly when using applications that support style-linking as a way to
make text bold.
* Like Source Han Serif, the 'vert' GPOS feature is included.
* Like Source Han Serif, the deprecated 'hngl' (Hangul) GSUB feature is not
included in the Korean fonts and font instances.
- Split HongKong Fonts for NotoSans.
* Thu May 04 2017 tiwai@suse.de
- fixed typos of *-extralight fonts that broke the build
* Sat Apr 08 2017 i@marguerite.su
- initial version 20170403
/usr/share/fonts/truetype /usr/share/fonts/truetype/NotoSerifCJKkr-ExtraLight.otf
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