Thanks!
On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 8:09 PM, gespert...@gmail.com <gespert...@gmail.com>wrote: > > I know the site say open source fonts, but can we distribute them? > > Yes, the SIL OFL license allows that. > Dave can give you more reliable details, but as far as I could > understand after reading the license, it's basically a free license > with just one exception: If you create derivative fonts from a font > covered by that license you can't use the same name. > I guess it's pretty much the same than Firefox and its branding > guidelines. The author reserves the name to ensure that anything > published under that name comes from the project and meets certain > quality level. > > Apart from that, they are free fonts you can use, distribute and modify. > > Regarding the monospaced font as default... big -1. > It's best for code and ASCII art, but it's tiresome to read long texts > with monospaced font. The fixed width also means that pages will > contain a fixed number of characters, making the document longer (in > pages) than a text composed in proportional fonts. >
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