Comment 20 for bug 1581160

  First and foremost, I would like to support this suggestion. Thanks to Chinese Team to consider a universal font of CJK.
This is because we had some troubles to deal with each fonts' problems in the past since we cannot know properties of each countries' fonts.
Hence, as we adopt the Noto Sans font, we have chances to commit issues fast and efficient in the future.

  Furthermore, Noto Sans can save disk spaces and using a universal font might help to other open source projects when comprising fonts.
In other projects, such as OpenStack, they select fonts and group packages again to export numorous documents.
If we combine CJK fonts to one font, they don't need to collect each countries' fonts and save more capcities than each fonts allocated in the disk.
For example, I has been participated PDF export project in OpenStack. One of my problem is what should I select fonts of each countries.
Thus, I think Noto Sans will help us to choose fonts more simple not only Ubuntu, but also other great projects.

  Lastly, I asked another user who knows this issue well.
I sent this link to a influential contributor, Jung-Kyu Park(https://launchpad.net/~bagjunggyu), who has contributed Ubuntu Korea Community and Elementary OS in Asian fonts, Input applications, and User Interface for several years. I heard Gunnar Hjalmarsson also knows him.
According to his iMessage, he also agreed that although there might exist license issues and other issues, Noto Sans font should be chosen as a default font in CJK.
Therefore, I think other Ubuntu end-users in Korea will also agree this issue.

  I hope three leaders of each counties will make a good decision for us.

-Ubuntu Korea Community Adviser(and former leader)-