** Description changed:
Availability: already in the Ubuntu universe
- Rationale: "ttf-nanum" replaces "ttf-unfontts-core" currently support and
promises higher quality, so that we can drop the old package from the supported
set.
+ Rationale: "ttf-nanum" replaces "ttf-unfontt-core" currently support and
promises higher quality, so that we can drop the old package from the supported
set.
"ttf-nanum" is set of Korean fonts(NanumGothic(Sans), NanumMyeongjo(Serif))
with having much better quality than "ttf-unfonts-core".
+ "ttf-nanum-coding" is Korean monospace font and it provide monospaced
ttf-nanum(NanumGothicCoding).
- Security: It includes only fonts files and fontconfig settings. Of
+ Security: These include only fonts files and fontconfig settings. Of
course there's no known security problems.
Quality assurance:
- "ttf-nanum" does not ask any debconf questions.
- There are no long-term outstanding bugs which affect the usability of the
program to a major degree.
+ "ttf-nanum" and "ttf-nanum-coding" do not ask any debconf questions.
+ There are no long-term outstanding bugs which affect the usability of the
program to a major degree.
- The status of important bugs in Debian's, Ubuntu's, and upstream's bug
tracking systems is evaluated.
- http://packages.qa.debian.org/t/ttf-nanum.html
- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ttf-nanum
- "ttf-nanum" is maintained well in Debian.
- "ttf-nanum" doesn't deal with exotic hardware which we cannot support.
+ The status of important bugs in Debian's, Ubuntu's, and upstream's bug
tracking systems is evaluated.
+ http://packages.qa.debian.org/t/ttf-nanum.html
+ https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ttf-nanum
+ http://packages.qa.debian.org/t/ttf-nanum-coding.html
+ https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ttf-nanum-coding
+ "ttf-nanum" and "ttf-nanum-coding" are maintained well in Debian.
+ "ttf-nanum" and "ttf-nanum-coding" don't deal with exotic hardware which
we cannot support.
UI standards: (not user-facing applications)
Dependencies: (no dependencies)
- Standards compliance: "ttf-nanum" meets the FHS and Debian Policy
- standards.
+ Standards compliance: "ttf-nanum" and "ttf-nanum-coding" meet the FHS
+ and Debian Policy standards.
- Maintenance: "ttf-nanum" is simple fonts package so it might not need very
much maintenance effort.
- And it is maintained well in Debian so we can just keep them synced.
+ Maintenance: "ttf-nanum" and "ttf-nanum-coding" are simple fonts packages so
these might not need very much maintenance effort.
+ And these are maintained well in Debian so we can just keep them synced.
Background information:
- For a long time, Unfonts are default Korean fonts at Linux distros.
- But it looks blur to some people and thus, they install non-free fonts
manually.
+ For a long time, Unfonts are default Korean fonts at Linux distros.
+ But it looks blur to some people and thus, they install non-free fonts
manually.
- At 2008, a new free Korean font, Nanum came with OFL license(free
license).
- And, Nanum family fonts are having much better quility than Un family's.
- As the result, Mac OS 10.7(codename Lion) and ChromeOS decide to include
Nanum fonts.
+ At 2008, a new free Korean font, Nanum came with OFL license(free
license).
+ And, Nanum family fonts are having much better quility than Un family's.
+ As the result, Mac OS 10.7(codename Lion) and ChromeOS decide to include
Nanum fonts.
- The Ubuntu Korea Community started to discuss about changing default
Korean fonts at May 2010 by using forum, mailing, Facebook, and so on.
- http://www.ubuntu.or.kr/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11706 (one of it)
- http://markmail.org/thread/pg6jby7rfmmgabgr (Actual mailing list
archive is private)
- Today, lots of Korean users want to use Nanum as default Korean fonts.
+ The Ubuntu Korea Community started to discuss about changing default
Korean fonts at May 2010 by using forum, mailing, Facebook, and so on.
+ http://www.ubuntu.or.kr/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11706 (one of it)
+ http://markmail.org/thread/pg6jby7rfmmgabgr (Actual mailing list
archive is private)
+ Today, lots of Korean users want to use Nanum as default Korean fonts.
- One problem is package "ttf-nanum"'s fontconfig settings.
- It looks like caused by difference of Ubuntu and Debian.
- For more details, see LP: #835304.
- Actually, this is not a critical bug, but it will be better to included
in main after it fixed.
+ One problem is package "ttf-nanum"'s fontconfig settings.
+ It's because there's workaround code for Debian and these are duplicated.
+ For more details, see LP: #835304.
+
+ Also "ttf-nanum-coding" make problem with few programs.
+ But it works well with most programs and with every programs installed
default in Ubuntu.
+ For more details, see LP: #881768.
+ Actually, this is not a critical bug, but it will be better to included
in main after it fixed.
** Changed in: ttf-nanum (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => New
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