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>> That's right.  If this proves to be too much of a problem, I would opt
>> to not splitting the misc fonts at all.  They are currently split into
>> two pieces, and the only reason for this is to separate out the large
>> fonts not required by people who only need support for European languages.
>
>I thought it's been the large Chinese fonts?
>
>I can't think of any European font that big... and even the Cyrillic
>fonts go into a different subdir.

Yes, it is the fonts *not* required by European users.  There are Japanese,
Chinese, Korean and Hebrew fonts.  The Cyrillic fonts are in a separate
directory and separate package.

David