Ah well - you're right that font handling is odd in this case. However,
my feeling is that it makes no sense to have this as an Ubuntu bug
without the font files attached and without anyone caring. And nobody
cares: Canonical has closed the bug ("proprietary font") and I (as first
submitter to Canonical) have found a solution (I edited the font's
"preferred family" field).

So if fontconfig hackers are interested from a font-nerd's view - I'll
gladly send the fonts that made things go wrong. However, if this is
just a bug that will sit here, without a proper font to test it and
without anyone caring about how fontconfig handles it - then the bug
should be closed. It's orphaned, it's only parent (that's me) walked
away. I don't want to be bugged by the closing of another 2 year old bug
in february 2011, "because there has been no activity for this bug for
730 days".

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EurekaSans font family shows as multiple individual fonts. Expecting one font 
family (worked in Dapper) 
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/330517
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