CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER ZHE is too heavy (looks almost bold)

Small letter zhe has similar issue, less pronounced but still there.

[chrissimpkins]

Please post screenshots of what you are seeing so that we can visualize the problem as you see it. We also need the information requested in our contributing documentation for issue reports. Thanks

Chris Simpkins <notifications@github.com> writes:

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Please post screenshots of what you are seeing so that we can visualize the problem as you see it. Thanks

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Chris Simpkins <notifications@github.com> writes:

Please post screenshots of what you are seeing so that we can visualize the problem as you see it. Thanks

Version: commit 3417b398d363a986e3a14f7059345d79c95c12a6 Author: Chris Simpkins <git.simpkins@gmail.com> Date: Mon Jan 18 14:37:57 2016 -0500 updated Hack fonts to v2.019 Obtained from: https://github.com/chrissimpkins/codeface Variants: Regular Font size: Not sure what to put here Operating system: Linux + x11, freetype is at version 2.9 Application where the issue was observed: Any Screenshot: TBD === Fontconfig configuration: https://github.com/moosotc/snippets/blob/master/.config/fontconfig/gen.sh "Font viewer" https://github.com/moosotc/llpp/blob/master/misc/llppac

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[chrissimpkins]

This is helpful. Thank you! Those are old builds. We changed our build workflow (including our hinting settings) as of the v3.x releases. It is unlikely to lead to significant shape changes for the upper case glyphs, but there will be more "white space" at smaller text sizes for the lower case glyphs. Unclear how this may affect glyphs outside of the Basic Latin set as they are not part of our testing. We are focused on support for source code text. Let's see. We can attempt to address these issues if they remain a problem in current builds.

We provide this script to automate the update/install/font cache clear on Linux distros if you want to give the new builds a try.

https://github.com/source-foundry/hack-linux-installer

We are currently at release v3.003.

You can install the current builds using that script with:

$ ./hack-linux-installer.sh v3.003

If you are not aware, you can use the following to locate the path of the old builds that you currently have installed on your system:

$ fc-list | grep "Hack"

Assuming that they are not on the path that is used in that shell script, please remove them before you install new copies (or modify the install path in the shell script above to overwrite the current copies).

Once you've updated, can you please confirm that all of these issues that you reported still apply? Happy to look into them if they are issues in the current builds of the fonts.

Chris Simpkins <notifications@github.com> writes:

This is helpful. Thank you! Those are old builds. We changed our build workflow (including our hinting settings) as of the v3.x releases. It is unlikely to lead to significant shape changes for the upper case glyphs, but there will be more "white space" at smaller text sizes for the lower case glyphs. We provide this script to automate the update/install/font cache clear if you want to give the new builds a try. https://github.com/source-foundry/hack-linux-installer We are currently at release v3.003. You can install the current builds using that script with: ``` $ ./hack-linux-installer.sh v3.003 ```

Thanks! Built it - the problem is till there. [..snip..]

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[chrissimpkins]

Great thanks. Please take a screenshot of the appearance when the text is laid out in Hack and when it is laid out in any other typeface where there is a desired appearance of this Cyrillic glyph. You can drag and drop the images into a message in this thread. Please do this for each of your issue reports. This allows me to confirm that what I see is similar to what you are seeing. If it is not, this points to a different issue than if I can replicate it on Linux.

$ pango-view --font='hack 16' --text=asxaxЁЖЗxasxasээ
$ pango-view --font='pt mono 16' --text=asxaxЁЖЗxasxasээ