> I read today that Microsoft doesn't offer any more its ttf for free. > So I deinstalled the "mssttcorefonts" package.
They only took it down on their site. They can't change the license, though: http://sourceforge.net/projects/corefonts/ > And I think that XFree86, kde, defoma structure and so on should provide them > out of the box. Why? Where are they going to come from? > Is it so hard to obtain? Seeing as font designers claim to take a year per font or more, I'd say yes. I think that making a font is less 'fun' for pro designers than making an OS, but that's my opinion. Anyway, I wish you the best of luck. Spread the word, please. The fonts are still out there and they still have a license some of us can live with. Question: if someone has a valid win install, can you copy their fonts from windows side to linux side? If so, can they put them on a font server: xttfs? If so, can clients from all over connect? If not, why not. Or am I misunderstanding things? Fred
