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Michael Stahl wrote:
is there a version of these fonts that does not use Graphite features?

Yes, there's an opentype version. You can differentiate them because of the
last character at the name of the type: "Linux Libertine G" and "Linux
Libertine O" are graphite and opentype fonts, respectively.

Regards,

Francisco

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