https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=48783
--- Comment #6 from Nguyen Chinh Huu huupoke12@gmail.com --- After some testing and inspection, I have some questions:
1. I noticed that that W10's shipped Tahoma is not fully metric-compatible with the Tahoma in Wine (Wine Tahoma only fully metric-compatible with the Tahoma in the tahoma verb which can be downloaded from winetricks). Why MS not keeping it fully metric-compatible with the previous version of Tahoma?
2. As I see, W10's Tahoma doesn't contain bitmap glyphs. Is it necessary for Wine Tahoma to have bitmap glyphs? And I thought that the .sfd are the source files for fonts, but Wine tahoma.sfd only contains bitmap fonts, and the vector fonts is only in tahoma.ttf. So if I want to contribute to Wine Tahoma (vector font), I have to create a git commit for a binary file (tahoma.ttf)? I don't think using git to track binary files is a good idea. And do I have to also to make change to the same glyphs for the bitmap font?
3. As I see, the vector font tahoma.ttf is based on Bitstream Vera fonts (the bitmap font tahoma.sfd seems to be also somewhat to be based on it, but many glyphs are self-created?). So if I want to contribute more glyphs to Wine Tahoma, is it fine if I take the glyphs from DejaVu fonts (DejaVu changes seems to be in a public domain and another one license for some glyphs which is very similar with Bitstream Vera font license).