Am 10.08.2013 10:30, schrieb David Kastrup:
Andrew Bernard <andrew.bern...@gmail.com> writes:
This is of great interest to me because several of the people I do
scores for (contemporary composers) do not favour the very heavy black
Germanic look of the standard lilypond font, attractive though it may
be. It would be nice to have a wider choice to offer in the future,
and if SMuFL takes off as a standard, there may well be many fonts to
choose from.
Do you really think that proprietary music system vendors will release
their fonts in a usable form under free licenses so that people can
forego buying their software and use LilyPond instead?
"Steinberg is making Bravura available under the SIL Open Font License."
That's a start.
Adobe won't release their fonts under an open license, nevertheless
we're happy to have standards that allow us to freely select from free
and non-free fonts.
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