Davide Viti wrote:
[2], [3], [4] were taken using freefont-ttf-20051206.tar.gz ([1]) which
includes fixed Bengali glyphs
Please let him know that the Bangla issue is not fixed yet in
freefont-ttf-20051206.tar.gz. I fixed it in my end, but didn't uploaded
it. I sent it to the core developers for CVS submissions. I believe it
will be uploaded after other Indic scripts goes into it properly. So it
would be better to wait a few more days.
[5], [6], [7] where taken using the current freefont in the debian
archive after stripping Bengali glyphs (u981:u9fa both from
FreeSans.ttf and FreeSerif.ttf), and using MuktiNarrow.ttf and
MuktiNarrowBold.ttf as you previously suggested.
Anirban Da, told us to stay with Ekushey's MuktiNarrow. Did you informed
him about it? The latest MuktiNarrow can be found from
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ekushey/MuktiNarrow_11-08-2005.ttf?download
Is up to you to decide which one is better.
Let us know
I think staying with FreeFonts would be better.
--
Omi Azad
Contributor
Bangla Computing and Localization Projects:
Ankur: http://www.ankurbangla.org
Ekushey: http://www.ekushey.org
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