> Part of the understanding with Doug was that they be distributed only 
> when included with an image, not separately, and that notice about the 
> origin of the fonts be included in  an appropriate place, like a comment 
> but preferably in the WtS window, and that they be nontrivial to extract 
> and converted back to their original form.  The primary reason was that 
> he also sells the Windows versions of these fonts in some form and 
> doesn't want someone competing with his own fonts. 


This is better than an Apple-restricted font, but why don't we try for a
*really* free font?  Surely there are some around, e.g. whatever Debian
uses for XWindows.

Note that it really is going to be easy to extract a font from a Squeak
image -- Squeak is an interactive programming system, and it's
*designed* to make this kind of thing easy.  It would be really
irritating not to have #exportOnFileNamed:, just because of licensing.


-Lex