https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38159
--- Comment #39 from devsepp...@gmail.com --- Regarding the recent introduction of the ‘smart justification’ feature of LibreOffice that is apparently planned to be the default justification algorithm of the next major versions of LibreOffice. While I very much welcome any improvements to justification, I also started to think that could there be some easy way to offer users something that is more than just copycatting what M$ Word is doing. Now that the ‘smart justification’ makes possible to shrink word spacing up to 20%, how difficult would it be to make default space width and maximum shrinkage user selectable? This would allow for the users to fine tune the justification to their liking. My idea here is that if the you increase the default space width and max shrinkage, you could have some control over space width variability between lines. The benefit of this could vary between languages. The Finnish language has much longer word length on average than English and as such might benefit more from custom settings. Of course the problem with this suggestion is that it not compatible with Word, but users could be warned when enabling this feature and when exporting these documents to Word. I would love to know does anyone else like this idea or is it just too much trouble for too little gain? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
