👉 Okay, let’s tackle this wonderfully weird-sounding monstrosity of a filename: 6.1best to… what now? …ctmData.
Basically, we’re deep into the guts of some pretty complicated stuff here—likely around a text rendering or typesetting process (CTM is probably short for Courier True Metrics). Think operating somewhere in the technical bowels of a digital pressman who somehow ended up in the 21st century and got obsessed with really specific numerical prefixes. Let’s unpack this, because honestly? It reads like something a sleepfully typoed whilst simultaneously debugging a massive typesetting project. Here's what we suspect: 6.1: That likely denotes some sort of revision number, or maybe the grade of the attempted perfection! (The 0.1 is probably meant to mean that this is a slightly tweaked version. It’s an awfully specific decimal.) "best": You'll notice the odd inclusion of this word here, it’s there because… frankly we don't know why. Some sort of automated naming convention from 2018? A desperate systems administrator and a really bad sense of humour? The documentation on this stuff is probably as brittle as that 6,0.1 to... Okay, the pause here. It’s an insistent need to continue the train of thought. ctmData: Now here
