Re: Takao Fonts - community developed derivatives of IPA Fonts - are available.

Thank you for your suggestion, hito.

Renaming *.otf to *.ttf is not difficult. However, the problem is, how I
should deal with README* files included in the source package and the
name of the source tar ball.

In README, there's a mention of:

> Available Fonts
> ---------------
> Font Name      File Name         based on
> =============--================--================
> TakaoGothic    TakaoGothic.otf   IPAGothic
> Takao PGothic  TakaoPGothic.otf  IPA PGothic
> TakaoMincho    TakaoMincho.otf   IPAMincho
> Takao PMincho  TakaoPMincho.otf  IPA PMincho

...and the credit:

> Takao Fonts 003.01.20100214.1 (c) 2010 Takao Fonts Maintainers Team

As I'm not a part of the Takao Fonts Maintainers Team (not yet, at least
:-P), can I modify the README* files by myself?

And ATM, the name of the source tar ball is
takao-fonts-otf-003.01.20100214.1.tar.gz.
If I rename *.otf to *.ttf, should I also rename the source tar ball to
"takao-fonts-ttf-003.01.20100214.1.tar.gz"?

Any good solutions?

Or, considering that there is no practical problem by using .otf
extensions (at least) on openSUSE, and if the source package will be
updated by Takao Fonts Maintainers Team and this issue will be fixed
soon, should I wait and update the package for openSUSE afterward?

Best,

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