Stephen Shankland, Staff Writer, CNET News.com says: "Fonts--letters and other characters that range in appearance from utilitarian to highly ornamental--are usually proprietary designs from companies called foundries. That proprietary nature doesn't jibe with open-source principles--a mismatch made glaring by the widespread use of Microsoft fonts on Linux."
11 Jul 2006 — 7:53am
Stephen Shankland, Staff Writer, CNET News.com says: "Fonts--letters and other characters that range in appearance from utilitarian to highly ornamental--are usually proprietary designs from companies called foundries. That proprietary nature doesn't jibe with open-source principles--a mismatch made glaring by the widespread use of Microsoft fonts on Linux."
Yup, stick a fork in it alright :-/
ChrisL