Sixtyfour Convergence

Jens Kutilek · A Google Fonts typeface installed as one variable TrueType font file.

CaskFontsApple silicon · Intel
From homebrew/cask
30-day installs0
1-year installs25Last 365 days
Latest versionlatestJul 4, 2024 · Jul 4, 2024
Download size122KBarm64 / x86_64 · ttf
Release cadenceIrregular0 releases in 30 days

About

Sixtyfour Convergence is a typeface from Google Fonts. The Homebrew cask installs one TrueType font file, SixtyfourConvergence[BLED,SCAN,XELA,YELA].ttf, in the user’s ~/Library/Fonts folder.

The installed file’s name identifies four variation axes: BLED, SCAN, XELA, and YELA. The supplied information does not describe their individual effects or establish which glyphs or character sets the font covers.

To install it, run brew install --cask font-sixtyfour-convergence. Once installed, select Sixtyfour Convergence in an application that supports user-installed fonts. This cask installs a font, not an application; choose it in an editor or terminal only if that software supports the font and it suits the intended use.

The cask lists a single font file, so it does not install a collection of separate styles. The listed file alone does not establish full Unicode coverage or ligature support.

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New What’s new in latest Jul 4, 2024 · OpenNavo editorial

  • SourceVariable font added on 2024-07-04.

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