PC Screen Font (PSF) is a bitmap font format currently employed by the Linux kernel for console fonts. Documentation of the PSF file format can be found within the source code of the Linux kbd utilities. [1] The format is described by the University Eindhoven. [2]

On every Linux distribution, you can find a lot of console fonts with the extension .psf or .psfu. You can find where they are located by entering "whereis consolefonts" into the Terminal. This article describes how to display those on graphical screen, which has the advantage that you don't have to mess with your fonts, you can directly use ...

PSF Fonts from console-data package of Debian. This repository is licensed under GNU GPL v2. These fonts are useful for Linux and Syslinux softwares. Type of these fonts is PSF version 1.

Welcome to the Linux Console Fonts from The ZAP Group Australia package website, where you can download custom font files for your Linux console, view codecharts and screenshots of those fonts in action and read about the fonts themselves.

Spleen is a monospaced bitmap font available in 6 sizes: Each size is provided in the Glyph Bitmap Distribution Format (BDF), and release tarballs contain the fonts in the following formats: PCF, PSF (for the Linux console), OTB, OTF, .dfont …

This just converts files to psf format with freetype, nothing else. See ./data for common charset files and equivalence files. This specific utility is released under the GPL-3.0 or later license, but there are several other projects with other licenses …

A PSF font can include up to 256 characters (technically, glyphs) while allowing 16 colours, or up to 512 characters (in which case, the bright colours will not be available). Clearly, these console fonts cannot be used to display CJK text - that would need thousands of available glyphs.

PSF stands for PC Screen Font. The psf1 format without Unicode map was designed by H. Peter Anvin in 1989 or so for his DOS screen font editor FONTEDIT.EXE. In Oct 1994 he added the Unicode map and the programs psfaddtable, psfgettable, psfstriptable to manipulate it - …

The PSF Tools are an attempt to do something similar to NetPBM, for simple fixed-width bitmap fonts. The current release can convert the following formats to PSF: Raw (DOS-style) font

I want to use the Inconsolata font in the tty console, but I need to generate a psf font for that. I found that there are two tools that should work, otf2bdf and bdf2psf, but every time I try to u...