Re: [OpenFontLibrary] Sort fonts by languages?
Hi! On 30 November 2012 18:57, Ahmed M. AbouZaid a1.abouz...@gmail.com wrote: I want to add some Arabic fonts to project site, it aren't my fonts but licensed under FOSS license (of course with reference to the original designer), Can I do? Only fonts with a FOSS license can be uploaded. If your fonts do have a FOSS license but are rejected, please post them on your blog/etc so I can download them and check how the licensing information in the font is made :) On the other hand, why there is no way to sort fonts by languages? i.e. I wanna see Japanese fonts on the site (not just search), how I do this? The site is no longer actively developed, and the underlying system (Aiki) is discontinued. I'm not sure what to do - probably remaking it with Django or Drupal is required. -- Cheers Dave
Re: [OpenFontLibrary] The future of OFLB development
AWESOME :) Yes please
Re: [OpenFontLibrary] The future of OFLB development
I like the idea, but Drupal has a huge developer community
Re: [OpenFontLibrary] The future of OFLB development
Lots of frameworks have a huge developer community. Here in MN, the WordPress and Rail communities rival, if not exceed, the local Drupal community. The satellite Microsoft office also gave rise to a vibrant developer community around their tools. In my experience, every framework has benefits and weaknesses. The question to me is about long term appropriateness for this project. Lastly, if the weaknesses - in the short term - of remaining in Aiki aren't detrimental to the OFLB. Then, there's time to discuss what will support the most successful OFLB. --- Garrick van Buren 612 325 9110 garr...@kernest.com --- Kernest.com eBooks. Typography. Together. --- On Dec 3, 2012, at 10:04 AM, Dave Crossland wrote: I like the idea, but Drupal has a huge developer community
Re: [OpenFontLibrary] The future of OFLB development
On 3 December 2012 19:27, Garrick van Buren garr...@kernest.com wrote: what will support the most successful OFLB. The OFLB project has failed to attracted any developers beyond the ones I raised funds for (most of which was out of my own pocket) I believe a libre font library project that has a concrete roadmap, openly calls for developers, and uses a mainstream framework will attract developers.
