> I remember complaints of similar nature a while ago, though I indeed don't
> remember corresponding with anyone here listed as recipient of this email.
> 
> Is there a possibility that I automatically receive bug reports concerning
> this Debian package?

Yes, you can subscribe to the package bug reports pseudo mailing list
on:

http://packages.qa.debian.org/t/ttf-freefont.html

See the "Subscription - Package Tracking System" part on the left....

> There is an interesting observation in the email you forward below - it
> looks like the problem existed in some very old releases, then was seemingly
> correct in some intermediate releases, and then again reappeared. Is my
> understanding correct? This makes it even more weird in the first place, but
> will perhaps help us lead to the source of the problem.


Thanks for having a look, sure. It seems that this issue annoys a lot
of potential users of the font package and getting upstream
maintainer's yeyes on it is certainly a good idea.

On http://bugs.debian.org/ttf-freefont, you'll find all current issues
about ttf-freefont.

There are not much left opened but I think another bug also deserves
to have some investigation: #255569: ttf-freefont: Freemono font no
longer recognized as a monospace font (http://bugs.debian.org/255569)

Please notice that the maintainer of the ttf-freefont package was
Konstantinos Margaritis up to now. However, he will be unavailable for
the next months because of his military service in Greece.

I will probably try to maintain the package as much as I can in the
meantime but I'm not a font guy so your help would definitely be a big
improvement. We (Debian) deeply count on freefont as the "soon to
come" graphical installer will try using it for as many languages as
possible...




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