Re: [fontforge-users] How to delete null glyph through script

[Gé v. G. <gev...@gm...>]

>Inkscape allows me to define a glyph for missing characters so I did that
and all is well now.
Great, thanks for the feedback!

>>I recommend starting with an existing working font

>I am posting this font on Github at https://github.com/NeilAgg2001/Rotator
so I worry about distribution rights for the existing font.  Do you know of
one

which is freely distributable?

You can take one of the public fonts, like Linux Libertine, Linux Biolinum
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Libertine>, etc.

But even with commercial fonts, if you remove or replace the font’s glyphs,
there’s no problem with copyright.

You need to change its name, of course, to avoid confusion, and also
because font *names *are copyright-protected, more so than a font’s
glyphs/shapes.