Comment by jmmv Comment by jmmv 3 months ago 2 replies Copy Link View on Hacker News It’s the same font data but not the same rendering code. The spacing between the characters is probably different.
Copy Link seba_dos1 3 months ago Collapse Comment - It's not. Just look at it please! Glyphs are completely different. One font is serif, one is sans-serif. It's the most obvious when you look at p, y, r, a, s... Reply View | 1 reply Copy Link jmmv 3 months ago Parent Collapse Comment - Hah, I was convinced I picked the same font file from NetBSD... and didn't really notice the difference on the small screen I'm running this on! Reply View | 0 replies
Copy Link jmmv 3 months ago Parent Collapse Comment - Hah, I was convinced I picked the same font file from NetBSD... and didn't really notice the difference on the small screen I'm running this on! Reply View | 0 replies
It's not. Just look at it please! Glyphs are completely different. One font is serif, one is sans-serif. It's the most obvious when you look at p, y, r, a, s...