Re: [Libreoffice-ux-advise] Liberation fonts vs Google croscore fonts

[Francisco Adrián Sánchez]

Bastián, when using Carlito specifically, I see that some numbers appear to
have different sizes. I'm far from my computer, but I remember that number
8 was taller than the rest.

Moreover, Carlito is based on Lato, which doesn't show that issue. Carlito
has a smaller x height in order to look more like Calibri, so I think that
this transformation plus a bañar rehint are the responsable of this.

That's why I'd advise against Carlito as a default typeface.

Furthermore, though I like Caladea, in my opinion it's inferior with
respect to Liberation Serif. Plus, --and this is important-- Caladea lacks
of greek support.
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[Libreoffice-ux-advise] Liberation fonts vs Google croscore fonts

[Bastián Díaz]

I opened a thread on the mailing list for users to know why the 
"liberation fonts" are above the "google croscore fonts" when the latter 
have better quality.


http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/users/msg46241.html

From my point of view, google croscore fonts should be included as 
standard in LibreOffice, prioritizing quality.


Is there any reason to keep liberation fonts?

,Cheers
--
Bastián Díaz
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