Hello Gürkan, On Mon 27 Apr 2020 at 10:29AM +02, Gürkan Myczko wrote: > Good morning, > >> I'd like to ask for confirmation that documentation/img/* are in their >> preferred forms for modification. > > I guess the gif is generated from the two png images. > The pngs are easily generatable using some imagemagick command line > script, > if you know Japanese (which I don't), an example generating some > graphics > from text can be found here: > http://shell.aiei.ch/typography/ > > I can easily repack the source package dropping them. > >> The files look to have been created >> with Adobe ImageReady and Adobe Photoshop, so upstream may have a >> source file for these which is not included in their releases? > > If you run file documentation/* you see that the .ai files are just > PDF documents, just like hte .pdf files. And the *.txt files seem > to generate the PDFs... without build scripts. > >> Similarly, how can I produce documentation/*.pdf from the *.txt files? >> We need to be able to do that using tools already in the archive. > > above referenced makespecimen shell script could be used to create a > build > system for the pdf documents, i don't feel it's worth my time doing so > (see later > repackaging question) Well, we don't even know that the makespecimen script is DFSG-free, so yes I think repacking is the right answer here. I will REJECT the current version pending repack. >> Finally, are the *.otf *.ttf files buildable from the other files in >> the package? > > Since quite some time, I'm only building OTF preferrably over TTF from > source, > as you can see in debian/rules, the otfs are built: > > glyphs2ufo sources/CherryBomb-Regular.glyphs > ufo2otf sources/CherryBomb-Regular.ufo I don't know much about fonts. Are you saying that both the .otf and the .ttf files in the source package can be built from the .glyphs and .ufo files present there? > Shall we repack source package dropping fonts/ and ver2.50/, and maybe > documentation/ also? You don't need to drop the files that you know you can rebuild. So I think the only thing to drop is documentation/. -- Sean Whitton
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