1 Jun 2008 22:31
Re: DejaVu fonts on Firefox?
What would actually be the purpose of packaging a font with Firefox? If you want a fallback font that displays something if no other font has the glyphs then a bitmap font like unifont can do the job much better than DejaVu. If you on the other hand want a good font as default font so you always have a nice display font (to use as "Sans" font for example) then DejaVu is more suitable (at least for the scripts we provide...) Greetings Ben On Saturday 31 May 2008, Lucas Malor wrote: > Andrés Delfino had submitted to Bugzilla <at> Mozilla a request to add > DejaVu fonts to Firefox installer. It seems anyway there's some > licence problems: > https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=408497#c4 > > Some questions: > 1) What are the differences between your project and Free UCS Outline > one ( http://www.gnu.org/software/freefont/ ) or ClearlyU one ( > http://crl.nmsu.edu/~mleisher/cu.html )? > > 2) Your fonts provide a larger range coverage of characters than > those two other projects? > > 3) Your chars are vectorial? > > 4) Do you use FreeType? Your fonts are compatible with all common > OSes (Windows, Linux, Mac)?(Continue reading)



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