* and 122.9 respectively.
*
* 102.3 is close enough to 100 that we may as well just use square
- * pixels, which will work better on modern displays. We round 122.9
- * to 124 so that XQTR will be precisely an integer.
+ * pixels, which will work better on modern displays. Similarly,
+ * 122.9 is close to 125 and keeping the widths as simple fractions
+ * makes the fonts easier to work with.
+ *
+ * Double-height mode requires fonts half the usual width, hence the
+ * existence of ultra condensed and extra condensed forms. The other
+ * two widths just fill in the gap with the obvious fractions of the
+ * normal width.
*/
static struct width {