IBM Public License 1.0 - ICU

Hi, I intend to package IBM's ICU for Debian, and their license is the same that is advertised on http://www.research.ibm.com/jikes/license/license3.htm, except that it says ICU instead of Jikes. Their Web site says (see http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/icu/project/):

RE: IBM Public License 1.0 - ICU

> Why would you include it in base-files? It's not exactly a > common license. I'm just asking :) It's not a common license but the number of licenses that Debian agrees with is not that big either, so it may be a good idea to put them here. That will also help new maintainers know which license

RE: Unicode Code Charts - Terms of use

What do you mean by "using them as a starting point to build a new font?" If you mean that you will look at the glyphs to have shape ideas, I think that is find. If you mean extract the shapes from the PDF to put them in your font with little modifications, I highly doubt it. The Unicode charts ar

RE: Unicode Code Charts - Terms of use

> I think there should be a (at least low quality) free unicode font made > available by the Unicode Consortium. What about unifont? http://czyborra.com/unifont/ > Well, if that approach does not work I guess I am going to try to merge > existing free fonts. I am having a hard time finding true