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@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ Hack is a general purpose typeface for source code. The _needs of the many_ desc
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### Core
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### Core
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- **ASCII glyph set**; generally speaking, all source code is limited to ASCII. Content/comments/documentation, on the other hand, often includes non-ASCII characters. The former gets precendence over the latter.
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- **ASCII glyph set**; generally speaking, all source code is limited to ASCII. Content/comments/documentation, on the other hand, often includes non-ASCII characters. The former gets precendence over the latter.
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+- We focus on an accepted **single glyph style** for each glyph in the typeface sets. Glyph shape changes that are intended to address our design goals take precedence over changes that are purely subjective in nature.
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- Font-sizes between **8-14 px**, line-height >= 1
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- Font-sizes between **8-14 px**, line-height >= 1
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- **Cross-platform**, cross font renderer support on Linux, OS X, and Windows operating systems
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- **Cross-platform**, cross font renderer support on Linux, OS X, and Windows operating systems
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- Usage in **common developer scenarios** (on digital displays): text editors, terminals, embedded as webfont, etc.
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- Usage in **common developer scenarios** (on digital displays): text editors, terminals, embedded as webfont, etc.
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Chris Simpkins