Changelog
lmodern (1.00-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release.
There are a bunch of new fonts. The new text fonts are lmdunh10, lmduno10,
lmssq8, lmssqbo8, lmssqbx8, lmssqo8 and lmu10.
The other new fonts are maths and symbol fonts. We don't register them
with defoma, because:
a) these fonts don't fit well in the defoma classification
(GeneralFamily, Shape...);
b) that doesn't look very useful (they support only a small part of
ASCII, if any, so using them in applications such as text editors
cannot be done without resorting to functions such as
"Insert Special Characters"). OK, that might be useful for
GhostScript... Since probably nobody uses that, I'd rather not bother
unless specifically asked for this feature (having the maths/symbol
fonts directly registered with GhostScript).
The link to the Latin Modern wishlist web page in the upstream README
file is now fixed (closes: #352949).
* Use debian/copyright.in instead of debian/copyright.Debian (because
the latter is confusing to me) and update it with the information
shipped in LM 1.00.
* The monolithic lm.map is incomplete in LM 1.00, therefore we use the
more specific map files (lm-ec.map, etc.). They are found and declared
automatically in 10lmodern.cfg. In order to do this,
debian/lmodern.cfg is now generated from debian/lmodern.cfg.in, where
'@LMODERN_BASIC_MAP_DECLARATIONS@' is simply replaced by the basic map
declarations (where "basic" means those that should be equivalent to
lm.map if it wasn't incomplete; not lm-rep-*.map, nor the cork-lm.map
that we have for backward compatibility). This replacement is
performed by two simple sed scripts: sed_scripts/extract-start and
sed_scripts/extract-end.
* Install a lintian override file for the inappropriate warning:
lmodern: maintainer-script-needs-depends-on-ucf preinst
* Use the "core X11 fonts system" expression in the package description
and README.Debian (this is the one used in hw/xfree86/doc/README.fonts
from the xorg-server 1.0.2 source package). Also, slightly update/trim
these places about how fonts are rendered, because I think that with
current X.Org, it is FreeType who does the rendering of Type 1 fonts,
even when the core X11 fonts system is in use (although there is no
antialiasing in this case, don't ask me why).
* Use a build-indep-stamp file to avoid running the build-indep target
twice per build (first time when "debian/rules build" is called,
second time when "debian/rules binary" is invoked).
* Recode MANIFEST.txt to have Unix-style line endings before installing
it in /usr/share/doc/lmodern/. Add 'recode' to Build-Depends-Indep for
this reason.
-- Ubuntu Archive Auto-Sync <email address hidden> Tue, 20 Jun 2006 07:49:25 +0100
