2026년 9월 16일 (수) 10:24, Soren Stoutner <[email protected]>님이 작성: > > On Tuesday, September 15, 2026 4:00:00 PM Mountain Standard Time Changwoo Ryu > wrote: ... > > > I volunteer to make the change but I expect that you would revert the > > > change (as you are about to do for other fonts). So I want to be sure > > > that I am not wasting my time. > > > > Lexi fonts are not worth the effort nowadays. popcon count is zero. > > > > So practically, I'm going to request removal instead. > > Because Bastian has already volunteered to do the work, I think it would be > inappropriate of you to request removal. You can always just orphan the > package if you are no longer interested in maintaining it.
This font is team maintained. I've been the one who created and maintained this and other Korean font packages most of the time. From time to time, there are ppl who want to change the fonts and team-upload and that was great. But sometimes, it has always been my burden when things broke, as I'm the only Korean speaker around here. I prefer removal of this package rather than adding some burden on Debian members, not for a purpose to give up my maintenance but as a part of my maintenance. Seriously, there's zero benefit for users by whatever changes in the Lexi fonts. These font families were designed for Korean body text, they were somewhat useful 10+ years ago but in 2020s nobody uses this font. The upstream company closed long ago. People will just choose alternatives with similar shapes, better quality and better licenses than the vanilla GPL with no embedding exception.
