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V Stuart Foote <vstuart.foote@utsa.edu> changed:

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--- Comment #1 from V Stuart Foote <vstuart.foote@utsa.edu> ---
Can't get too excited about it. Seems pretty limited coverage with conflicting
'Pro' distributions that would break any LO distributed version.

Would rather see us fully implement support for OTF COLR/CPAL tables (bug
104403), and OTF SVG tables (bug 105488), or OTF CBDT/SBIX tables (bug 121327)
and fully implement use of the color EmojiOne font we already deply.

And of course in addition to flexibly handling color, there is OTF Variable
Font to consider for layout and printing/export (bug 103596, bug 108497); would
rather get some of that implementation worked out and only then consider what
additional fonts are appropriate to bundle.

@Tomaz are we still thinking of 'colorizing' SVG icons/glyphs in response to
os/DE theme settings, and for better HiDPI use?

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