I wanted to use fonts from MB Type in Lagrange. Because I wanted better reproducibility than what I’d get from just relying on my shell’s history, I made a Makefile to capture the process, automate cleaning, and make it easier to make more than one fontpack.
Simply dig out your MB Type .otf
font files for your favorite MB Type fonts, put them in the corresponding directory, and then run make
at the command line to generate the .fontpack
files. Then drag the .fontpack
files onto your Lagrange window to install them.
You may be interested in this sort of thing, but for U.S. Graphics fonts. In that case, visit https://github.com/adiabatic/lagrange-us-graphics-fontpacks.
They’re not free, so you’ll have to buy them on https://mbtype.com/. You can buy them one at a time or get the pile in one fell swoop.
You’ll want to gather up the OTF fonts in the + OT Family
directory. Once you’ve located the .otf
files for the fonts you want, copy the .otf
files to the directory with the all-lower-cased font’s name, so the .otf
files are alongside the fontpack.ini
files.
I haven’t gotten around to adding them yet.
CC0 for my stuff. Not for the fonts themselves, obviously.