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Python S60 Font Bug Finally Fixed

Ohhh, I missed this. Apparently at the end of last week, version 1.3.22 of PyS60 (Python for S60 devices)was released.

Best of all, they have finally fixed support for scalable fonts on 3rd edition devices. Previously this meant devices like my Nokia N93 was unable to write text to the screen, quite an important bug that is now history.

I’ll have to download this and get it installed tonight!

Author robPosted on 5th June 2007Categories DevTags Mobile, Python

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