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Subject: Re: [9front] Truetypefs anti-aliasing
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> I the path forward may be to port truetypefs to this, and then
> remove libttf -- Sigrid, thoughts?

That's one way to do it, yeah. I am not exactly happy about truetypefs'
code itself so I am not sure if doing it from scratch is easier or not.
Somebody can try doing that - fnt already has a test tool that runs on
9front and can produce the whole glyph map as an image.