Make things simple for Nix(OS) users #6
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…docs * ignore `result` symlink * merge `fonts.nix` into `default.nix` * `zlm` tool is replaced by `lerfanva-clip` * `zlmi` (ime.sh as standalone executable) renamed to `lerfanva` * add nix flake * document Nix/NixOS installation and usage properly
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| dunda-regular = { | ||
| version = "1.10"; | ||
| license = unfree; |
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Are you sure? The font description (at least as stated in font manager when imported) says it's modified from Lato family, which is SIL OFL, and the license is copyleft
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If so then I'll happily change it to OFL! I just couldn't find any explicitly stated license for it at the time.
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I mean I hope you're right (too lazy to verify myself) but what makes me hesitate is just that it's supposedly1 based on Tengwar Annatar which I can't find a license for. Is that one also modified Lato?
I really don't mind eagerly enforcing copyleft, so I'll take your suggestion for now.
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stated here: https://jackhumbert.github.io/zbalermorna/fonts ↩
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We can kindly ask @Alatius what is the current license of the Tengwar Annatar and if it is not SIL OFL, if it it is possible to license it as such
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Reading the pdf included in the files for Tengwar Annatar it explicitly says freeware, copyright belonging to @Alatius. If it can't be open sourced, then the only way Dunda may be considered OFL is if was merely inspired by it but actually a modification of Lato. I don't think "inspired by" is grounds for copyright infringement.
Provides and documents:
lerfanvais really justime.shandlerfanva-clipuses the former to replace clipboard content with transliterated zbalermorna