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Subject: Font Mime-Types (again)
From: Craig Drummond <cpdrummond () freeuk ! com>
Date: 2002-05-23 16:18:11
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Further to my previous postings on the subject...
I realise that registering proper MIME-types is the 'correct' thing to
do - but,
as I'm not an expert in the intracacies of all the font file formats,
this is
out of my scope.
Also, at the moment it is fairly common to use the "x-" qualifier for
font
mimetypes, whether this is 'correct' or not is another matter - and
both KDE and
GNOME currently use the "x-" qualifier for fonts.
Currently KDE has 2 font mime-types:
application/x-truetype-font TrueType fonts
application/x-font Postscript & pcf fonts
...and GNOME (looking at the gnome-vfs-magic file) has:
application/x-font-vfont
application/x-font-ttf
application/x-font-type1
application/x-font-sunos-news
application/x-font-bdf
application/x-font-pcf
application/x-font-speedo
application/x-font-libgrx
application/x-font-dos
application/x-font-framemaker
application/x-font-tex
application/x-font-tex-tfm
application/x-font-linux-psf
The only conflicting entry is that for TrueType fonts. In order to
harmonise
things I would like to propose removing the existing x-truetype-font
and
x-font mimetypes, and replace them with the following:
application/x-font-ttf
application/x-font-type1
application/x-font-bdf
application/x-font-pcf
application/x-font-snf (Not used in GNOME)
application/x-font-speedo
application/x-font-ghostscript (Not used in GNONE)
The other GNOME entries I am unsure of...
Craig.
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