> Designed for GUI interfaces, terminals, or print?
Given it’s a last resort font, I think it doesn’t make too much sense for print (unless you’re printing something that could be in any possible language).
Saying a font is designed for print doesn't mean it's for literal professional printing.
It just indicates that the x-height isn't increased the way it often is for a font designed specifically for screens, and that you can have finer details like serifs and thinner strokes. It just means it's intended for high-resolution viewing.
Given it’s a last resort font, I think it doesn’t make too much sense for print (unless you’re printing something that could be in any possible language).