1. -- How to submit your own non-standard fonts and make all of us happy

Let's say you want to submit AmazoneBT-Regular font. First, you choose
some temp directory (say, /tmp/amazone) and put font files there:
 amazone.afm
 amazone.pfb
 amazone-c.afm (set of your new, fine-tuned glyphs)
 amazone.control

amazone.control looks like this:
type1
amazone.pfb
--FontName AmazoneBT-Regular
--Charset ISO8859-1
--Weight Normal

You make an archive of those files:
cd /tmp/amazone
tar -c * > ../amazone.tar
gzip ../amazone.tar

Okay, you now have the file /tmp/amazone.tar.gz.

Open up your favorite e-mail client and send it to 
docelicATlinux.hr


2. -- How to install non-standard fonts from font packages?

Let's say you just downloaded the amazone.tar.gz from the example
above. Here's the deal for Debian GNU systems:

mkdir /tmp/somefonts
tar zxf amazone.tar.gz -C /tmp/somefonts
cd /tmp/somefonts
deb-addfonts

(deb-addfonts is a trivial script that just automates the 
process of installing fonts to the system and crops. 
Look for it in the scripts/ directory. It processes *.control
files from the current directory, installs fonts using
defoma-font, and registers fonts with crops using crops-addfont).

On non-debian systems, you have to figure out how to install
type1 fonts and perform these few steps manually.