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In the website https://www.google.com/get/noto/help/cjk/
there is a "recommended use" flowchart made by Dr. Ken Lunde. It only mentioned Windows and Mac and has too simple/conservative recommendation for "other" systems. Since Noto CJK fonts (both Sans and Serif) are/will be very popular in free software environments, it is worth mentioning them explicitly (Linux can be used as a good example) as well. To my understanding, since Pango library has perfect support for Opentype layout tables, "super OTC" is supported.
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Yes, I thought about that today, too. It's a bit tricky because there are so many Linux distros. However, virtually all Linux distros should be able to support either per-weight TTC or all-in-one superOTC because they have a recent-enough version of FreeType and fontconfig.
In the website https://www.google.com/get/noto/help/cjk/
there is a "recommended use" flowchart made by Dr. Ken Lunde. It only mentioned Windows and Mac and has too simple/conservative recommendation for "other" systems. Since Noto CJK fonts (both Sans and Serif) are/will be very popular in free software environments, it is worth mentioning them explicitly (Linux can be used as a good example) as well. To my understanding, since Pango library has perfect support for Opentype layout tables, "super OTC" is supported.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: