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# Need to check with the author if we can use a more convenient upstream than a svn repository.


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Latest revision as of 15:09, 9 November 2009

A page of the Fonts Special Interest Group


A typeface for Spaniard schoolchildren


Description

A typeface for Spaniard schoolchildren


Characteristics

Homepage Format & features License Review reference Koji page pkgdb page
Linex Abecedario TTF GPL


Style Faces Scripts
Sans Serif Other R B I BI Other Latin Greek Cyrillic Other
Variable Monospace Variable Monospace
cursive (7 variants that need to be sorted)

Caveats

  1. Complete description need to be take either from the Debian package or by translating the Spanish one in the font metadata
  2. Upstream needs to be contacted to add the FSF font exception to their GPL licensing
  3. Depending if the 7 variants map to the WWS font classification model or not, this may require several subpackages
  4. May be easier to package for a Spanish speaker
  5. Need to check with the author if he prefers the “linex” or “jjm” prefix
  6. Need to check with the author if we can use a more convenient upstream than a svn repository.


Additional information

  1. Fonts created specifically for the gnuLinEx distribution (Debian derivative used by some Spanish regions in schools). Needed for parity with Debian.
  2. Please do not package the whole font set in a single srpm: use one srpm for Abecedario, one for Elegante, etc



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