John Levon: > I've entirely forgotten how I did it, but it definitely involved some > manual fixing of the fonts. I used some popular open-source font editor, > which I've also forgotten, and I had to fix some stuff up if I remember > rightly.
Perhaps fontforge? > I have no idea what "sources" they're looking for. It's like complaining > a .jpg doesn't have sources when it's a scanned in photo. Not exactly, because these fonts have been generated from the original font files. The thinking is that they have been "compiled" from the originals. But I'm not sure that's really the case here. If you had to fix up stuff, and have forgotten exactly how you generated the fonts, then I think the ttf files actually qualify as "source" as far as Debian is concerned. Debian's definition of source code is "preferred form of modification", which these files seem to be. > One solution might be to add the missing families to Mozilla's TTF > fonts, and get them working with LyX? I'm not familiar with these fonts so I can't say. -- Pelle -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
