I do think it makes more sense to maintain this as Ubuntu diffs against
the existing packages instead of duplicating those packages.  We have a
lot of process in place that helps us track differences between Ubuntu
and Debian packages of the same name, which we wouldn't be leveraging if
creating a new package.

> (Also, Debian has a newer version available than what we ship,
> the ttf-indic-fonts need to get merged or synced. I took the fonts
> from the latest Debian package and planned to sync the
> ttf-indic-fonts packages after this package gets uploaded, to get
> rid of the ubuntu diff. So, the font versions would be the same
> as in Debian in Lucid.)

I'm happy to have ttf-indic-fonts merged from Debian for this, please
consider the FFe for that granted.

[ttf-kacst-one]

> Actually, if it has been uploaded to Debian already and is just
> stuck in the queue, we could maybe take it directly from there...?

It's non-trivial to get access to new packages *in* the queue, due to
legal concerns, but you could contact the maintainers (listed at http
://ftp-master.debian.org/new/ttf-kacst-one_3.0-1.html) and request a
copy.

(It's probably best to upload this to lucid as 3.0-0ubuntu1 or
3.0-1~build1, in case the uploaders themselves no longer have the
exactly identical source package.)

> If it's only the Takao Gothic font being left in here, it would make
> sense to just create a package for that standalone font and
> update it later when the rest of the Takao fonts get packaged.

I agree.

As long as this is implemented on top of the existing source packages,
then FFe granted - please go ahead.

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