Hi all, Great news! The author of the Code2000 pan-Unicode font has recently switched the font to being licensed under the GNU GPLv3. During the discussions where I attempted to verify the license and get commit access to the project, James granted dual licensing under the GPLv3+FE and the SIL OFL. Unfortunately he wants to keep the code2000.sf.net project as a historic and no-longer developed project and have us fork the project, hosting it elsewhere. My initial plans for the project are: * pick a name for the fork, C2K was suggested during the discussion * pick a site for hosting the fork, add Thierry, myself and anyone else who wants to join the project * setup a git repository and import the current binary TTF release * convert the binary TTF files into UFO format, which seems to be a more cross-vendor format than SFD, commit that to git. According to the current release, "All fonts are created from scratch natively in TTF format inside FontCreator 6.0". * cleanup and add documentation about the licensing * package it for Debian and encourage other distros to package it * blog about the freeing of the font and get that on LWN/etc * look for contributors and watch for bug reports -- bye, pabs http://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise