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State of Text Rendering 2024

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State of Text Rendering 2024

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[The author assumes] a high-level understanding of how text rendering works, for example, what shaping is. If that does not sound familiar to you, you might want to review State of Text Rendering (2009), and Modern text rendering with Linux: Overview (2019).

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I'm not entirely sure how I feel about fonts containing WASM code... It feels like we're overcomplicating things a bit.

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  Don't you want to run an ai assistant directly from your favourite font? /s
  
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