Updates font info for v2.0.0 release

patched-fonts/3270/Semi-Narrow/font-info.md

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+# 3270
+
+
+## Which font?
+
+### TL;DR
+
+* Pick your font family and then select from the `'complete'` directory.
+  * If you are on Windows pick a font with the `'Windows Compatible'` suffix.
+    * This includes specific tweaks to ensure the font works on Windows, in particular monospace identification and font name length limitations
+  * If you are limited to monospaced fonts (because of your terminal, etc) then pick a font with the `'Mono'` suffix.
+    * This denotes that the Nerd Font glyphs will be monospaced not necessarily that the entire font will be monospaced
+
+### Explanation
+
+Once you narrow down your font choice of family (`Droid Sans`, `Inconsolata`, etc) and style (`bold`, `italic`, etc) you have 2 main choices:
+
+#### `Option 1: Download already patched font`
+
+ * download an already patched font from the `complete` folder
+   * This is most likely the one you want. It includes **all** of the glyphs from all of the glyph sets. Only caution here is that some fonts have glyphs in the _same_ code point so to include everything some had to be moved to alternate code points.
+
+#### `Option 2: Patch your own font`
+
+ * patch your own variations with the various options provided by the font patcher (see each font's readme for full list of combinations available)
+   * This is the option you want if the font you use is _not_ already included or you want maximum control of what's included
+   * This contains a list of _all permutations_ of the various glyphs. E.g. You want the font with only [Octicons][octicons] or you want the font with just [Font Awesome][font-awesome] and [Devicons][vorillaz-devicons]. The goal is to provide every combination possible in this folder.
+
+
+For more information see: [The FAQ](https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/wiki/FAQ-and-Troubleshooting#which-font)
+
+
+[vim-devicons]:https://github.com/ryanoasis/vim-devicons
+[vorillaz-devicons]:https://vorillaz.github.io/devicons/
+[font-awesome]:https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome
+[octicons]:https://github.com/primer/octicons
+[gabrielelana-pomicons]:https://github.com/gabrielelana/pomicons
+[Seti-UI]:https://atom.io/themes/seti-ui
+[ryanoasis-powerline-extra-symbols]:https://github.com/ryanoasis/powerline-extra-symbols
+[SIL-RFN]:http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?item_id=OFL_web_fonts_and_RFNs#14cbfd4a
+

patched-fonts/BigBlueTerminal/font-info.md

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+                   :  B I G B L U E   T E R M I N A L  :
+                   ú  ú--------------------------------'
+
+                An oldschool fixed-width pixel font / v1.00
+
+
+                         1.  What's this?
+                         2.  Contents
+                         3.  Sizes & display
+                         4.  Formats & encodings
+                         5.  'Plus' version notes
+                         6.  Bonus DOS stuff
+                         7.  Credits & acknowledgements
+                         8.  Contact
+                         9.  Legal stuff
+
+
+
+---------------
+1. WHAT'S THIS?
+===============
+
+
+   BigBlue Terminal is a monospaced pixel font, designed for use in fixed-
+   width textual environments (consoles/terminals, text/code/hex editors and
+   so on).  It follows the metrics and dimensions of Windows' old Terminal
+   font (at the 9pt/12px size), but the appearance is closer to the classic
+   IBM PC text mode character sets.
+
+   At 8x12 pixels, Terminal is nicely compact and useful, but also kind of
+   ugly.  Instead, BigBlue Terminal is closely based on IBM's 8x14 EGA/VGA
+   charset -- I just like it better.  Basically, that font has been squeezed
+   and modified to fit into a 8x12-pixel cell.  For the extended 'Plus'
+   version, many additional Unicode characters have been added to support
+   international scripts and symbol sets.
+
+
+
+-----------
+2. CONTENTS
+===========
+
+
+   BigBlue_TerminalPlus.TTF    BigBlue TerminalPlus
+                               TrueType font
+                               Multi-language Unicode character set
+
+   BigBlue_Terminal_437TT.TTF  BigBlue Terminal 437TT
+                               TrueType font
+                               Codepage 437 (DOS/OEM-US) mapped to Unicode
+
+   Bigblue_Terminal_437BM.FON  BigBlue Terminal 437BM
+                               Windows bitmap format
+                               Code page 437 (DOS/OEM-US)
+
+   BLUETERM.F12                Raw bitmap font data
+
+   BLUETERM.COM                TSR font loader for DOS/VGA
+
+   README.TXT                  This file
+
+   LICENSE.TXT                 CC-BY-SA 4.0 license terms
+
+
+
+------------------
+3. SIZES & DISPLAY
+==================
+
+
+ 3.1. Pixel and point sizes
+ --------------------------
+
+   The native font size is 8x12.  Since this is a pixel font, it'll look
+   best at a size of 12 pixels (or integer multiples of 12), whether you're
+   using the bitmap or TrueType versions.  Otherwise you *will* get fugly
+   artifacted scaling.
+
+   On Windows, this translate to 9 pt (at the default screen density of 96
+   PPI); on Mac, you'll want 12 pt (72 PPI).  Do the math for other screen
+   densities.  On newfangled super-high-PPI displays, scaling artifacts
+   become less apparent, so you may be able to get away with arbitrary
+   sizes.
+
+
+ 3.2. Rendering
+ --------------
+
+   Current operating systems usually have subpixel anti-aliasing enabled by
+   default: ClearType on Windows, FreeType on Linux, Core Text on Mac OS X.
+   This is less than ideal for TrueType pixel fonts, since it may introduce
+   a sort of "color fringing" effect in some cases.
+
+   In practice I don't find it *that* noticeable, but it bothers you, you
+   can get rid of it.  On Windows, turn ClearType off or use the bitmap
+   (.FON) version.  On Linux, there are ways to disable anti-aliasing for
+   specific fonts with FreeType.  You'll have to see your docs/the web on
+   how to pull that off though.
+
+
+
+----------------------
+4. FORMATS & ENCODINGS
+======================
+
+
+ 4.1. BigBlue Terminal 437TT  (TrueType, CP437 charset)
+ ------------------------------------------------------
+
+   This version features the Codepage 437 character set (DOS/OEM-US).  Since
+   any TrueType font can (and should) include a Unicode character map, this
+   is still a Unicode font, and has multi-platform support as such.
+
+   CP437 can be problematic to map to Unicode, due to characters 00h-1Fh and
+   7Fh: they can be interpreted either as control codes, or as graphical
+   symbols.  Thus there are two 'canonical' Unicode maps for CP437, and
+   software that expects one of them may not play nice with the other one.
+
+   This font covers both bases in the same mapping: the problem characters
+   are duplicated so that your program will find them at either placement.
+   Windows detects the font as an "OEM/DOS" one, and you can use it in any
+   program/environment that understands this charset (including the Command
+   Prompt).  The same will be true on other platforms, as long as your
+   software is properly configured -- RTFM, GIYF, etc.
+
+
+
+ 4.2. BigBlue TerminalPlus  (TrueType, extended charset)
+ -------------------------------------------------------
+
+   This is more of a "Unicode font" as most people grok the term.  On top of
+   the CP437 range, this version supports extended Latin, Greek, Cyrillic
+   and Hebrew scripts plus a bunch of additional glyphs and Unicode symbols.
+
+   There are 782 characters in total (more than the Windows Glyph List 4 --
+   in fact the entire WGL4 range is there).  Some were based on various
+   international codepages, others were drawn entirely by hand to match the
+   visual style.  A handful of the cp437 characters had to be remapped (see
+   the next section), but they're all still around as well.
+
+
+
+ 4.3. BigBlue Terminal 437BM  (Windows bitmap, CP437 charset)
+ ------------------------------------------------------------
+
+   A straight bitmap version of the DOS/CP437 charset.  This may still be
+   more useful than 437TT in certain situations:
+
+
+   *  You don't need to modify the registry to use it in the Command Prompt
+      (or any console window).
+
+   *  .FON isn't Unicode, so this version can force the CP437 encoding on
+      programs like Notepad, which insist on failing miserably otherwise.
+
+   *  Bitmap fonts aren't subject to ClearType subpixel anti-aliasing.
+
+
+
+-------------------------------------
+5. 'PLUS' VERSION CHARACTER MAP NOTES
+=====================================
+
+
+   If you care about this sort of thing, you can use your favorite font
+   viewer to see the full character range.  Windows has charmap.exe (I like
+   SIL ViewGlyph better), OS X has Font Book, etc.  A few things that may be
+   of interest about the expanded 'Plus' character mapping:
+
+
+   *  Alternate number forms: there's a flat-top "3" mapped to U+01B7
+      ('Latin capital letter Ezh'), which is more easily distinguished from
+      the Cyrillic letter Ze.  Also, two alternative zeroes (dotted and
+      slashed) are mapped to U+2299 ('circled dot operator') and U+2300
+      ('diameter symbol') respectively.
+
+   *  Cursor shapes: Unicode character U+2581 ('lower one eight block') can
+      be used to mimic the classic text-mode cursor appearance.  U+2584
+      ('lower half block') and U+2588 ('full block') could also stand in for
+      those respective cursor forms, too.
+
+   *  The 'Plus' version includes a full Greek alphabet, which takes over
+      the code points that Unicode assigns to the Greek/Math characters from
+      DOS codepage 437.  Instead of just dropping the CP437 originals, I
+      tried to preserve them at remapped code points that make *some* sense.
+      Here's what's changed:
+
+
+      CP437     Canonical mapping from         Modified 'Plus' mapping
+      Char      CP437 to Unicode               from CP437 to Unicode
+      -------   ----------------------------   --------------------------
+      à (E0h)   U+03B1 'Greek small Alpha'     U+0251 'Latin small Alpha'
+      á (E1h)   U+00DF 'Latin small Sharp S'   U+03D0 'Greek Beta symbol'
+      â (E2h)   U+0393 'Greek capital Gamma'   U+1D26 'Small capital Gamma'
+      ã (E3h)   U+03C0 'Greek small Pi'        U+1D28 'Small capital Pi'
+      ä (E4h)   U+03A3 'Greek capital Sigma'   U+2211 'N-ary Summation'
+      å (E5h)   U+03C3 'Greek small Sigma'     U+01A1 'Small o with horn'
+      ç (E7h)   U+03C4 'Greek small Tau'       U+1D1B 'Small capital T'
+      è (E8h)   U+03A6 'Greek capital Phi'     U+0278 'Latin small Phi'
+      é (E9h)   U+0398 'Greek capital Theta'   U+03F4 'Capital Theta symbol'
+      ê (EAh)   U+03A9 'Greek capital Omega'   U+2126 'Ohm symbol'
+      ë (EBh)   U+03B4 'Greek small Delta'     U+1E9F 'Latin small Delta'
+      í (EDh)   U+03C6 'Greek small Phi'       U+2205 'Empty set'
+      î (EEh)   U+03B5 'Greek small Epsilon'   U+2208 'Element of'
+
+
+
+------------------
+6. BONUS DOS STUFF
+==================
+
+
+   Yes, you can get BigBlue Terminal working in actual DOS too, because you
+   are just THAT oldschool!  The following files will let you do that on any
+   VGA-compatible DOS machine (or in DOSBox, PCEm and so on).
+
+
+   *  BLUETERM.COM:  a TSR program (courtesy of ripsaw8080) that gives you
+      a 640x480 text mode with the 8x12 font -- 80 rows by 40 columns.  It
+      persists across mode changes, and I find it nice to use in DOSBox,
+      since 640x480 is a square-pixel resolution and doesn't get mangled by
+      aspect correction.
+
+   *  BLUETERM.F12:  the raw bitmap font data, usable with any font-loading
+      program such as Yossi Gil's LOADFONT (from the widespread FNTCOL16
+      archive).  You'll typically get the standard 400-line text mode, and
+      with a 12-scanline font this gives you 33 rows of text.
+
+
+-----------------------------
+7. CREDITS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
+=============================
+
+
+   - Fonts, documentation and ASCII logo by VileR.
+
+
+   THANKS TO:
+   ----------
+
+   - ripsaw8080, for providing the code for the TSR DOS version (and for
+     granting permission to include it here)
+
+   - Rebecca G. Bettencourt/Kreative Korp, for responding to my inquiries
+     with a surprise open-source release of the awesome Bits'n'Picas bitmap-
+     to-outline converter
+
+
+   TOOLS USED:
+   -----------
+
+   - Bitmap font editing: Fony 1.4.7 by hukka <http://hukka.ncn.fi/?fony>
+
+   - Bitmap-to-outline vectorization:  Bits'n'Picas by Kreative Korp
+     <https://github.com/kreativekorp/bitsnpicas>
+
+   - TrueType font editing, fine-tuning, re-encoding etc.: FontForge by
+     George Williams and the FontForge Project <http://fontforge.github.io/>
+
+   - Windows .TTF testing/viewing: SIL ViewGlyph v1.81.0 by Bob Hallissy/
+     SIL International <http://scripts.sil.org/ViewGlyph_home>
+
+
+
+----------
+8. CONTACT
+==========
+
+
+   I can be reached at:   email - viler -AT- int10h -DOT- org
+                            www - http://int10h.org
+                           blog - http://8088mph.blogspot.com
+
+   Spam and/or excessive dumbness will be ignored, deleted, spindled and
+   mutilated.
+
+
+--------------
+9. LEGAL STUFF
+==============
+
+
+   BigBlue Terminal is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-
+   ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
+
+   You should have received a copy of the license along with this work. If
+   not, see <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/>.
+
+                                                              (c) 2015 VileR
+## Which font?
+
+### TL;DR
+
+* Pick your font family and then select from the `'complete'` directory.
+  * If you are on Windows pick a font with the `'Windows Compatible'` suffix.
+    * This includes specific tweaks to ensure the font works on Windows, in particular monospace identification and font name length limitations
+  * If you are limited to monospaced fonts (because of your terminal, etc) then pick a font with the `'Mono'` suffix.
+    * This denotes that the Nerd Font glyphs will be monospaced not necessarily that the entire font will be monospaced
+
+### Explanation
+
+Once you narrow down your font choice of family (`Droid Sans`, `Inconsolata`, etc) and style (`bold`, `italic`, etc) you have 2 main choices:
+
+#### `Option 1: Download already patched font`
+
+ * download an already patched font from the `complete` folder
+   * This is most likely the one you want. It includes **all** of the glyphs from all of the glyph sets. Only caution here is that some fonts have glyphs in the _same_ code point so to include everything some had to be moved to alternate code points.
+
+#### `Option 2: Patch your own font`
+
+ * patch your own variations with the various options provided by the font patcher (see each font's readme for full list of combinations available)
+   * This is the option you want if the font you use is _not_ already included or you want maximum control of what's included
+   * This contains a list of _all permutations_ of the various glyphs. E.g. You want the font with only [Octicons][octicons] or you want the font with just [Font Awesome][font-awesome] and [Devicons][vorillaz-devicons]. The goal is to provide every combination possible in this folder.
+
+
+For more information see: [The FAQ](https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/wiki/FAQ-and-Troubleshooting#which-font)
+
+
+[vim-devicons]:https://github.com/ryanoasis/vim-devicons
+[vorillaz-devicons]:https://vorillaz.github.io/devicons/
+[font-awesome]:https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome
+[octicons]:https://github.com/primer/octicons
+[gabrielelana-pomicons]:https://github.com/gabrielelana/pomicons
+[Seti-UI]:https://atom.io/themes/seti-ui
+[ryanoasis-powerline-extra-symbols]:https://github.com/ryanoasis/powerline-extra-symbols
+[SIL-RFN]:http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?item_id=OFL_web_fonts_and_RFNs#14cbfd4a
+