vfontxsaa(1)
π vfontxsaa β a PSF Tools girlie π
okay so bestie, buckle up, this is vfontxsaa from the PSF Tools crew, and she is literally about to make your fonts twice as big. no cap. π«Ά
πΈ NAME πΈ
vfontxsaa β doubles the character height and width in a Berkeley vfont file. it's giving glow-up, but for glyphs. β¨
π SYNOPSIS π
vfontxsaa [--v1] [--v2] [--big-endian] [--little-endian] [INPUTFILE
[OUTPUTFILE]]
likeβ¦ feed her a file, optionally tell her where to put the result, and she eats. π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so here's the tea: vfontxsaa doubles the height and width of all characters in a font that's in the Berkeley vfont format. every single one. no character left behind. π
and how does she do it, you ask? she uses the SAA5050 algorithm to smooth out those diagonal lines. so your diagonals don't come out all jagged and crunchy β they get that soft, polished, main-character finish. π
β¨ OPTIONS β¨
--v1β output in the originalvfont(5)format. cute and classic, but she's got limitations, bestie, and we have to be honest about them: at most 256 characters, at most 127x127 pixels per character, and no Unicode directory. it's giving vintage. π--v2β output invfont2(5)format. this one lets you have more characters, larger bitmaps, and Unicode π¦β¨. the catch? it's currently supported by psftools utilities. iykyk.--big-endianβ when you're writing in the original vfont format, this makes a big-endian file. suitable for platforms such as SunOS. retro diva behaviour. π--little-endianβ when you're writing in the original vfont format, this makes a little-endian file. this is the default behaviour, so if you don't say anything she'll just do this. lowkey iconic of her. π
ngl,--big-endianand--little-endianonly matter when you're writing in the original vfont format β don't come for me, that's just what the page says. π
π SEE ALSO π
psfxsaa(1)vfont(5)
go read those too, bestie, they're part of the lore. π
π AUTHOR π
John Elliott <seasip.webmaster@gmail.com> β the legend herself. mwah. π
and that's a wrap on vfontxsaa! πΈ this was Version 1.1.3, dated 28 April, 2026, brought to you by the PSF Tools girlies. now go forth and double your glyphs, you absolute icon. β¨ππ
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