*fonts in ttf-bgp-georgian-fonts*
1. BPG_Chveulebrivi.ttf
BPG_Chveulebrivi_Bold.ttf
2. BPG_Courier.ttf
BPG_Courier_Bold.ttf
3. BPG_Elite.ttf
BPG_Elite_Bold.ttf
4. BPG_Glaho.ttf
BPG_Glaho_Bold.ttf
5. BPG_Rioni.ttf
BPG_Rioni_Bold.ttf
BPG_Unicode_Standard.ttf
1. Chveulebrivi family - can be considered as decorative font.
2. BPG_Courier.ttf(+ respective _Bold.ttf) are monospaced fonts
and are mostly suitable for Graphical Terminal applications.
Ex: gnome-terminal
3. BPG_Elite.ttf(+ respective _Bold.ttf) are Times New Roman style
fonts, and they are useful for Word Processors,on paper typing
and web surfing.
4. BPG_Glaho.ttf(+ respective _Bold.ttf) both delta hinted,
perfect for Word Processors and GUI(GTK,QT)
5. BPG_Rioni.ttf(+ respective _Bold.ttf) are PERFECT
for GUI environment.
Ex:
GNOME GDM:
http://gnome.inet.ge/alinux/ubuntu_screens/desktop/04_georgian_gdm_menu.png
GNOME desktop
http://gnome.inet.ge/alinux/ubuntu_screens/desktop/07_menu_oo.org.png
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Things that should be improved for Georgian side in Ubuntu+1:
1)Ubiquity Live Installer
Actually ubiquity uses ttf-freefont's Georgian glyps
that aren't sutable for GUI, and are opaque (pallid) + not delta hinted.
http://www.teutonici.com/Alinux/ubiquity-feisty-georgian.png
So my proposal is to use, BPG_Rioni.ttf or BPG_Glaho.ttf
from ttf-bgp-georgian-fonts instead of ttf-freefont.
Is that possible ?
2)debian-installer
Suggestion is to use:
http://www.unifont.org/fontguide/downloads/fonts/New_Georgian_BDF_Fonts.tar.gz
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package should be split in daily use fonts and decoractive fonts
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/42922
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