Linux fonts

https://101010.pl/@nabijaczleweli/113262157075848110
Pre-builts are available at https://lfs.nabijaczleweli.xyz/0024-Linux-fonts/
These include the acorn fix (https://lore.kernel.org/linux-kernel/7foasfscbzfj2rqshro2u2rd36mmvgih3b27q7jystfou3jsyk@tarta.nabijaczleweli.xyz/t/#u)

font_*.c (GPL2 (usually)) are directly from lib/fonts/.
These yield the following fonts:
  Linux 10x18
  Linux 6x10
  Linux 6x8
  Linux 7x14
  Linux Acorn8x8
  Linux MINI4x6
  Linux PEARL8x8
  Linux ProFont6x11
  Linux SUN12x22
  Linux SUN8x16
  Linux TER16x32
  Linux VGA8x16
  Linux VGA8x8

You'll need FontForge. potrace, ImageMagick, cc.
Run the executables in order, watch for errors.
The "too complex for me to understand" error corresponds to the space, which has no curves.

Hard strikes for all sizes in 02imagise.strikes (1..16) are generated.
The Unicode mappings are in 07-strike.map*.

The *-strike.bdf files are all a lie that we need to feed to fontforge as a bitmap font interchange format.
Use the *-56.bdf (&c.) ones.

In addition to those, you get:
  + *.otf      which include everything
  + *.sfd      which are the FontForge "project" files, if you want to export more formats this is what you want to use
  + *.allchars which list the characters in the font corresponding to all glyphs
  + *.pdf      which are FontForge demo files
  + *.pbm*     which are the per-glyph images for each size
  + *.svg      which are the SVGs for each glyph at 4x
  + *-montage* which are the demo images pasted together at 4x, 2px between glyphs

Derived from https://git.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/amix.fonts