I have noticed that elisp has an not-equal operator: /=

Scheme and Racket doesn’t.

Common Lisp seems not to have /= but does have char/= and string/=.

@soegaard2 Lol, reminds me of: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39114564/why-are-not-equal-and-similar-negated-comparisons-not-built-into-racket

@leif I had forgotten about that :slightly_smiling_face:

I still like the questions: (not (that-big-of-deal?)) line, but I also sometimes find myself wishing there was some sort of != operator. :slightly_smiling_face:

@mflatt So it looks like using ttf is possible when combining pango with fontconfig: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43735411/how-to-create-pangofont-object-from-ttf-font-file

Since Racket already includes a (modified) copy of fontconfig, this might be doable. ^.^

Oh, also @mflatt, is the draw-ttf-x86_64-linux-natipkg still used for anything?