On Thursday 15 December 2005 22:09, Jaldhar H. Vyas wrote: > We (Debian-IN) discussed this topic in the past. Assuming we can't > rely on freefont doing the right thing, our choices are > > 1. A single udeb containing one font for each script. > > 2. One seperate udeb for each script > > 3. A single udeb containing a "superfont" containing all the glyphs > for all the scripts. > > does the installer team have any preference? The answer is: whatever is best to minimize size without having to jump through ridiculous hoops. In practice this means that overlap between different fonts should be minimized, so preferable only characters you need for _your_ script(s) in the ttf. I would think that having a single udeb for Indic scripts would work best. I think the decision whether to have a single or multiple ttf files in the udeb can best be made by yourself, maybe after a bit of experimenting. Cheers, FJP
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