Le vendredi 21 novembre 2008 à 10:00 -0500, sean darcy a écrit : > But can't this be done without making an rpm package ( which may or may > not raise legal issues). Installing anything via an rpm will be just as legal (or not) as installing it by other means > I'm looking for something much simpler: I go buy/get a font; I open > fonts-filesystem/system-config-fonts/whatever ; I point it to the font ( > Type1, TT, etc); and the font is installed. So you're asking for a font-specific installation method. Why not add a clipart-specific one? And a templates-specific one? And a palette-specific one? This quickly ends up an unmanageable mess wasting the time of everyone involved. You already have a limited user-level font installation method for casual users (or had, a bug is open to resurect it). Anything more complex, such as a system-wide method needing to replicate all the work we already do in rpm, is a waste of resources. > Making an rpm package of the font first seems to make this more involved > than it needs to be. The key word here is seems. Like many other "shortcuts", trying to avoid making an rpm will end up a lot more work unless you really know what you're doing (which you only will after having made a few rpms). -- Nicolas Mailhot
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