Most of the utilities are command-line based and run from a DOS prompt, but there is a Plucker 1.6 font generator with a somewhat friendly GUI.

Source code is included so you can recompile for Linux or Mac.
FreeType2 based. GPL. Includes URW PostScript fonts as a sample.

Update Description:
v1.60:
- FontSubst support in toFontSmoother.tcl

v1.55:
- Support for FontSmoother FontHackV fonts.

v1.50:
- FontSmoother support.

v1.34:
- Fix Hebrew qof-dagesh

v1.10 update:
- Allow per-character tweaks of horizontal metrics

v1.04 update:
- Added security warning re. job configurations from untrusted sources

v1.03 update:
- Run option to toplucker to run job configuration from command line

v1.02 update:
- Save/load toplucker job

v1.01 update:
- Toplucker UI interface enhancement--easier to change all font sizes at once

v1.00 update:
- UI enhancements
- Fake bold generation
- Vertical metric matching.

v0.99 update:
- Full GreekKeys support, including PalmBible+ extensions.

v0.97 update:
- Almost complete GreekKeys encoding support
- And more PalmBible+ support

v0.90 update:
- Better even width forcing
- And FontSubst support.

v0.85 update:
- Even width forcing option for nicer character spacing in non-anti-aliased fonts.

v0.77 update:
- Fix bug with kerning and ... character.

v0.75 update:
- Includes preliminary support for Fonts4OS5 fonts.

v0.70 update:
- Includes support for kerned antialiased (only) fonts (for the latest Plucker).

v0.60 update:
- Includes support for Plucker italic fonts.

***** [Jul 24, 2005] by Aaron
Super nifty. If you're building under Linux/Unix/etc and get various errors about 'undefined function strnicmp' or similar, you may need to add '-D__GNUCC__' to the Makefile's CFLAGS variable. I'm not sure why gcc doesn't define that symbol on its own. Works a treat! Thanks.