Everson Mono
http://dbpedia.org/resource/Everson_Mono an entity of type: Software
Everson Mono ist eine nichtproportionale Schriftart zum Gebrauch auf Computern. Sie wurde von Michael Everson mit dem Ziel entwickelt, möglichst viele der Unicode-Schriftzeichen zu enthalten, die nicht zu den CJK-Schriften (chinesische, japanische und koreanische Schrift) gehören. Mit Stand Ende 2019 ist die Version 7.0.0 aktuell, die 9632 Zeichen enthält.
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Everson Mono is a monospaced humanist sans serif Unicode font whose development by Michael Everson began in 1995. At first, Everson Mono was a collection of 8-bit fonts containing glyphs for tables in ISO/IEC 10646; at that time, it was not easy to edit cmaps to have true Unicode indices, and there were very few applications which could do anything with a font so encoded in any case. The original "Everson Mono" had a MacRoman character set, and other versions were named with suffixes: "Everson Mono Latin B", "Everson Mono Currency", "Everson Mono Armenian" and so on. A range of fonts with the character set of the ISO/IEC 8859 series were also made. A large font distributed in 2003 was named "Everson Mono Unicode", but since 2008 the font has been named simply "Everson Mono". At present, th
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Everson Mono ist eine nichtproportionale Schriftart zum Gebrauch auf Computern. Sie wurde von Michael Everson mit dem Ziel entwickelt, möglichst viele der Unicode-Schriftzeichen zu enthalten, die nicht zu den CJK-Schriften (chinesische, japanische und koreanische Schrift) gehören. Mit Stand Ende 2019 ist die Version 7.0.0 aktuell, die 9632 Zeichen enthält.
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Everson Mono is a monospaced humanist sans serif Unicode font whose development by Michael Everson began in 1995. At first, Everson Mono was a collection of 8-bit fonts containing glyphs for tables in ISO/IEC 10646; at that time, it was not easy to edit cmaps to have true Unicode indices, and there were very few applications which could do anything with a font so encoded in any case. The original "Everson Mono" had a MacRoman character set, and other versions were named with suffixes: "Everson Mono Latin B", "Everson Mono Currency", "Everson Mono Armenian" and so on. A range of fonts with the character set of the ISO/IEC 8859 series were also made. A large font distributed in 2003 was named "Everson Mono Unicode", but since 2008 the font has been named simply "Everson Mono". At present, there are regular, italic, bold, and bold-italic styles.
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