Hi Roman, Sorry for taking a while to respond to your report.
On Monday 21 January 2008 15:22, Roman Mamedov wrote: > - The user is not asked about whether or not s/he wants to download the > font files from the Internet right now; I'm not sure what you mean by this. The package description is I think pretty clear that this is an installer package which requires an internet connection to download the fonts. I presume that when installing the package after reading the description you should be aware of what it does? > - The user is not given a way to supply the font files cached locally. > When installing the package on many machines in a LAN, the fonts will be > each time downloaded from the Internet, and there's no clear way to > avoid that; Actually, it has a debconf prompt during installation which asks for a local dir with the fonts. > - There is no clear way to uninstall the half-installed package without > letting it to download the fonts. > The "apt-get remove" operation tries to download them, and from the user > point of view there is no way to avoid that. This seems to be a valid point. I'll look into fixing that behaviour. thanks, Thijs
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