Following on from my previous message of 23 July 2005, I replaced Vera and Bepa with DejaVuSans version 1.12 since the Russian translation maintainer was very happy with the new typeface. The changelog for DejaVu states:
Changes from 1.13 to current development state [...] * added Greek glyphs to Sans and Serif, changed pi and omega to fit in This would imply that we could drop FreeSans also. This is the only western typeface containing codepoints which were used in a translation (Greek and at the time also Latin) that were not also supported in DejaVuSans. It would be good if someone could assess the suitability of the Greek glyphs in DejaVuSans and compare with those in FreeSans, and let us know if we can drop FreeSans once DejaVu version 1.14 is released -- scheduled for 18 September 2005. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
