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Comment by TaLiTr

3 days ago

Clicking Sans-Serif, Code Editor, from the quick picker downloads PkgTTc-SGr-losevka-34.9.0.zip

That file contains 9 font variants ranging in size from 50 to 54 megabytes.

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HackerThemAll  2 days ago

And you need to SUM them to get the actual disk consumption. Add every 54 MB or so to get 489 megabytes (466 MiB) in total.

  26.09.2026  11:44        55 325 476 SGr-Iosevka-Bold.ttc
  26.09.2026  11:44        55 529 052 SGr-Iosevka-ExtraBold.ttc
  26.09.2026  11:44        52 411 832 SGr-Iosevka-ExtraLight.ttc
  26.09.2026  11:44        55 813 148 SGr-Iosevka-Heavy.ttc
  26.09.2026  11:44        54 856 068 SGr-Iosevka-Light.ttc
  26.09.2026  11:44        53 842 504 SGr-Iosevka-Medium.ttc
  26.09.2026  11:44        54 954 816 SGr-Iosevka-Regular.ttc
  26.09.2026  11:44        55 088 816 SGr-Iosevka-SemiBold.ttc
  26.09.2026  11:44        51 327 812 SGr-Iosevka-Thin.ttc
               9 File(s)    489 149 524 bytes

In contrast - NotoSansMono-VariableFont_wdth,wght.ttf - 1.7MB, gives me all the variants Iosevka needs half a gig for.

  • TaLiTr  2 days ago

    Your original premise said it was half a gig for a single variant, not all of them, you're moving goalposts. Also never in my life have I installed a "SemiBold" variant or any of those other barely different ones. Just install regular/light/heavy/bold and get on with your life.