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Berka v1.1.0 is out. This release makes the four Berka families easier to inspect, compare, and try before installing them. The font binaries are unchanged from v1.0.1. The release focuses on the showcase and specimen experience. An interactive specimen lab The redesigned Berka showcase now includes an editable specimen lab. You can switch families, change weight and size, toggle ligatures, and paste in your own code. The site also explains the role of each family without making you infer it from filenames: Instrument for everyday code and expanded ligatures Focus for debugging and restrained ligatures Closer for a wider coding rhythm Text for prose and long-form reading Clearer comparisons The new layout puts ambiguous glyphs such as 0, O, 1, I, l, and 7 next to each other. A compact family matrix makes width, texture, and intended use easier to compare. The install command is now prominent and copyable, and the page adapts cleanly to smaller screens. The release also adds dedicated…

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