On 08/14/2014 03:13 PM, Michael Cronenworth wrote:
> On 08/14/2014 02:02 PM, Peter Oliver wrote:
>> I think part of the trouble stems from the fact that many of these
>> fonts are not the fonts that they claim to be. For example,
>> gnome-font-viewer asserts that the "Arial" recently shipped by
>> wine-arial-fonts is actually Liberation Sans 2.00.1. Is this even
>> legal?
>
> The "Arial" font being shipped originates from a third-party patch
> set[1] that aims for Netflix compatibility. It[2] uses the Liberation
> Sans font, calls it Arial, and ships it.
>
> If there are legal concerns over the use of this font I will remove it.
We cleared all of these a while ago, they're fine.
~tom
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