“The Ubuntu Project has announced today, 25th of January a new
exhibition, at London’s Design Museum, which is dedicated to the
Ubuntu Font, with the collaboration of its creators, Dalton
Maag.“The exibition, entitled “Shape my language”, will run from 28th
January to 28th February 2011 and its main function is to show the
advance in design that The Ubuntu Project has made in the last
years.“The development of the Ubuntu Font Family was headed by the
international typeface designers Dalton Maag and its focus was
placed on aesthetics and productivity. The creation of this new
font family was funded by Canonical and as usual, these fonts are
free to use, share and build upon.”
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