assigne to XFree86

we include alternative international fonts instead.  What benefits do these GNU
fonts offer over those we already include?

Hello,

intlfonts are primarily not about X. They are shared with GNU Emacs too. What
are the benefits of including them in the standard distribution? It is simple -
try C-h h in Emacs and print the buffer. With intlfonts properly installed you
will get very nice document and you can properly use multilanguage support of
Emacs. I've put the sample to http://www.math.muni.cz/~weed/hello.ps.gz Have a
look. I think that the person who created the Emacs package did not read the
INSTALL file at all. The leim package was added too when I requested it! Thank
you for solving this issue. Please move it back to Emacs from XFree...

Dave:

what do you think of this?

This package is something like 25M - it'll never fit on the disk as is
- having said that there are some interesting *more obscure* character
sets in there for languages. We could make a stipped down version
(remove what we don't already have in X and get rid of real low res
ones) - perhaps a candidate for the powertools disk if nothing
else. Pango is something else to keep in mind - it will be able to
take use of these fonts and that is a bonus.

My vote - strip it down to a reasonable size... if it fits on the main
disk, fine.. if not get it on powertools (assuming there is room
there)

not sure if this was put on powertools or not - I still think it is rather large
for the dist compared to what is there