Peter De Wachter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Package: freewrl > Severity: serious > Justification: Policy 2.2.1 > > This package contains many Bitstream fonts. The README file does not > include a license
The font files are: $ dlocate -L freewrl | grep font /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/Amrigob.ttf /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/Amrigobi.ttf /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/Amrigoi.ttf /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/Amrigon.ttf /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/Baubodbi.ttf /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/Baubodi.ttf /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/Baubodn.ttf /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/Futurab.ttf /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/Futurabi.ttf /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/Futuran.ttf /usr/share/perl5/VRML/fonts/README (minus the README file, of course) [...] > To get replacement fonts, you can depend on ttf-bitstream-vera, > ttf-freefont, or one of the other free fonts packaged in Debian. Do you know which files from these packages could be used instead of the ones included in freewrl? I don't know *how* freewrl uses them, but I saw that they are simply copied in the binary-arch target of debian/rules - it should be straightforward to create symlinks. One would just have to know which targets to point to... Regards, Frank -- Frank Küster Inst. f. Biochemie der Univ. Zürich Debian Developer
