license: OFL
payment: DESIGNER
category: serif
subsets: menu,latin,latin-ext
#subsets: menu,latin,latin-ext,hebrew

family: Neuton
group: Neuton
font.NeutonCursive-Regular.ttf.subfamily: Cursive


designer: Brian Zick

profiledescriptionlicense: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0
profiledescriptionlicenseurl: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
approved: true
description: <p>Neuton is a clean, dark, somewhat \
  Dutch-inspired serif font which reminds you a little \
  of Times. It has a large height, short extenders, \
  and a compact width for better screen use, and \
  economy of space.</p> \
  <p>The family will comprise a regular, italic, and \
  cursive, each in five weights and with smallcaps. \
  Two italics &mdash; one will be called "italic", and the \
  other "cursive" &mdash; are uncommon, but very useful. \
  Ever tried emphasizing something already emphasized? \
  Beyond that obvious example, there are other uses.</p> \
  <p>Sometimes a text needs a different flavor or \
  feel. While one roman can work for a variety of \
  texts, the companion italics don't always. In \
  more classical or personal documents, a stiff, \
  sober, modern and down-to-earth italic will \
  never work. And in many essays, some of the \
  fancier italics look ridiculous. Who said a \
  roman needs only one companion?</p>



# cd ~/src/font-optimizer; \
# ./subset.pl -v --licensesubst="SIL OFL 1.1" \
#    --exclude="smcp,ordn,sups,sinf,subs,dlig,frac" \
#    --chars="Neuton" \
#    ~/googlefontdirectory/neuton/Neuton-Regular.{ttf,menu}; \
# cd ~/googlefontdirectory/neuton; \

# cd ~/src/font-optimizer; \
# ./subset.pl -v --licensesubst="SIL OFL 1.1" \
#    --exclude="smcp,ordn,sups,sinf,subs,dlig,frac" \
#    --chars="Neuton Cursive" \
#    ~/googlefontdirectory/neuton/NeutonCursive-Regular.{ttf,menu}; \
# cd ~/googlefontdirectory/neuton; \


# cd ~/googlefontdirectory/; \
# for family in neuton; do \
#    for font in `ls -1 $family/*ttf | cut -d. -f1`; do \
#        for subset in \
#            latin latin-ext; do \
#            echo subset.py --null --nmr --roundtrip --namelist --script \
#                --subset=$subset $font.ttf $font.$subset; \
#            python tools/subset/subset.py  --null --nmr \
#                --roundtrip --namelist --script --subset=$subset \
#                $font.ttf $font.$subset > $font.$subset.log; \
#        done; \
#    done; \
# done; \
# cd ~/googlefontdirectory/neuton; \

# 2011-02-02 DC Add hewbrew subsets when the charset is defined
#
# cd ~/src/font-optimizer;
# ./subset.pl -v --licensesubst="SIL OFL 1.1" \
#     --exclude="smcp,ordn,sups,sinf,subs,dlig,frac" \
#     --chars="Neuton עברית()" \
#    ~/googlefontdirectory/neuton/Neuton-Regular.{ttf,menu};
#
# for family in neuton; do
#    for font in `ls -1 $family/*ttf | cut -d. -f1`; do
#        for subset in \
#            latin latin-ext hebrew+latin; do
#            echo subset.py --null --nmr --roundtrip --namelist --script \
#                --subset=$subset $font.ttf $font.$subset;
#            python tools/subset/subset.py  --null --nmr \
#                --roundtrip --namelist --script --subset=$subset \
#                $font.ttf $font.$subset > $font.$subset.log;
#        done;
#    done;
# done;

font.NeutonCursive-Regular.ttf.style: normal
font.NeutonCursive-Regular.ttf.weight: 400


font.Neuton-ExtraLight.ttf.style: normal
font.Neuton-Light.ttf.style: normal
font.Neuton-Regular.ttf.style: normal
font.Neuton-Italic.ttf.style: italic
font.Neuton-Bold.ttf.style: normal
font.Neuton-ExtraBold.ttf.style: normal

font.Neuton-ExtraLight.ttf.weight: 200
font.Neuton-Light.ttf.weight: 300
font.Neuton-Regular.ttf.weight: 400
font.Neuton-Italic.ttf.weight: 400
font.Neuton-Bold.ttf.weight: 700
font.Neuton-ExtraBold.ttf.weight: 800

