Khaled Hosny wrote: >> Fonts are not that big.
>Fonts CAN be that big :) Look at TeX Live, of its 3.5 GB install, 1.4 GB are >fonts. Pan Unicode fonts are the largest fonts in a font directory. Code2000 is 4.8 MB in size. Code2002 is 4.3 MB in size Unifont-5.1-20080907.ttf is 16.3 MB in size. I'll grant, that 41.6 MB, sursong.ttf is an exception. Point is, there are roughly 250 writing systems, and, until LibreOffice ships with a UI for at least the major language used by each of those writing systems, the size of the fonts is not an issue. When LibreOffice provides a UI for 250 languages, I suspect that there will be far greater issues than the amount of space the fonts take up. Furthermore, a _good_ pan-unicode font will solve space issues, related to fonts. There are, unfortunately, none that are distributed under an open source license that are also pretty. :(* Maybe, when a user can select one of 250 different languages for the UI, there will be a pretty pan-unicode font. jonathon -- Sent collect via AT&T from the eating establishment at the far side of the universe, at the begining of time. _______________________________________________ LibreOffice mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice
