What other thing would you use? And I'm not saying you have to help.
I was replying to
Can anyone find a Unicode-compatible Baskerville font? None of the ones I found that were free had Unicode support. I.e., λ, lambda, shows up as the dreaded square or rectangle. I know @bh has one, but I'm not sure if he would be able to send it to me.
I know.
Edit: But why? And I already have one, thanks to @dardoro:
Edit: "No more than two consecutive replies in a row":
Oh geez, I have three or four different versions of Baskerville and I'm not sure about the provenance of the one I'm using. It's possible that it's owned by someone but licensed for noncommercial use without a fee. I'll try to research it...
As for lambda, yes, it does have that, although it doesn't have all my favorite characters by any means:
Ah, Font Book knows about its provenance:
Digitized data copyright Monotype Typography, Ltd 1991-1997. All rights reserved. Monotype Baskerville\u2122 is a trademark of Monotype Typography, Ltd which may be registered in certain jurisdictions.
I have no idea how I got it! Apparently it costs a lot of money.
Couldn't you switch fonts for the handful of non-ASCII characters? To Symbol, or something?
Ima make a pull request...
Go rage on github then.
@joecooldoo Ok.
@sir_kitten2
wdym?
What does that help with.
Is there any way you can make me an editor?
I quoted you, because what you said was what I would have said.
@joecooldoo I'll go see. Edit: I invited you as a collaborator on it.
I can't edit it.
I need write access to snap.html. I'm trying to make the stage turn into a text morph.
