JerryScript
Daydream Believer
Just FYI- Anyone can change their font at any time to any font they like!
-- Use a root capable file manager
-- Copy the ttf font of your choosing to /system/fonts
-- Rename the orignal DroidSans.ttf to DroidSans.ttf.bak
-- Rename your new ttf font to DroidSans.ttf
-- Reboot
You have to reboot quickly, fonts are cached, but as you use menus, you will see more and more letters either dissappear or change to asian characters, and you won't be able to read the power off menu if you aren't quick.
I haven't looked at the set of Robot fonts, but there should be Sans, Serif, as well as bold and italic versions of the ttf files.
You can also do it via ADB when booted or in recovery, or with Terminal.
-- Use a root capable file manager
-- Copy the ttf font of your choosing to /system/fonts
-- Rename the orignal DroidSans.ttf to DroidSans.ttf.bak
-- Rename your new ttf font to DroidSans.ttf
-- Reboot
You have to reboot quickly, fonts are cached, but as you use menus, you will see more and more letters either dissappear or change to asian characters, and you won't be able to read the power off menu if you aren't quick.
I haven't looked at the set of Robot fonts, but there should be Sans, Serif, as well as bold and italic versions of the ttf files.
You can also do it via ADB when booted or in recovery, or with Terminal.