Hi Yussuf, all,
I'd like to help with this. I have already some opinions about it. I think
that there are some of the fonts that are already bundled with LibreOffice
that could be removed.
I would for the approach of "2 serif fonts, 2 sans serif font, 1 or none
mono". Adding more and not using them in templates we provide is just
adding more bricks to the big wall of typefaces.
I really like Open Sans, but you already bundle Source Sans Pro and in more
weights: Open Sans has a light, bold and extrabold versions and they were
omitted. Also, there are at least 2 Impress templates based on Source Sans
Pro. Thus, the 2 sans would be Liberation Sans & Source Sans Pro.
I will explain why not Carlito: I'm against Carlito in its current state:
there are some bugs regarding its transformation from Lato, which result in
weird rendering. *And it's not because of the hinting* but because of the
squeezing of Lato to match Calibri. Please, see these 2 screenshots:
http://s2.subirimagenes.com/imagen/9647191carloto-vs-lato-2.png
http://s2.subirimagenes.com/imagen/9647190carloto-vs-lato-3.png
It's the only problem I have found by
Also, Caladea doesn't show this errors but it *lacks of greek and cyrilic
support* (at least the versions bundled with LibreOffice). I emphasize this
because the opposite is stated in the Docs sheet)
Cambria vs. Caladea character table (from FontForge):
Rank
Cambria Caladea
Non-unicode glyphs
1726/0 667/0
Non-assigned code points u0000u11fff 2/0
1/0
Basic multilanguage plane: U0000-uffff 611/60930
417/60930
Latin suplement 1 u00a0-u00ff 94/96
96/96
Extended latin B u0180-u024f 9/208
8/208
pace modifiers characters: u02b0-u02ff 8/80 9/85
Combined diacritic marks: u0300-u036f 17/112 none
Greek u0370-u03ff
75/134 none
Cyrillic u0400-u04ff
104/256 none
Additional extended latin u1e00-u1eff 8/256
12/256
General punctuation u2000-u206f 18/107
23/107
Super and subscripts u2070-u209f 28/42
1/42
Money symbols u20a0-u20cf
1/26 4/26
Numeric symbols u2150-u218f none
4/58
Arrows u2190-u21ff
none 7/112
Geometric u25a0-u25ff
8/96 none
Miscelanic symbols u2600-u267f
none 3/127
Private use area ue000-uf8ff
none 1/6400
Latin ligatures ufb00-ufb06
5/7 2/7
So... it's a replacement for latin alphabets only.
Furthermore, I don't see the point of bundling Gentium Basic _and_ Gentium
Book Basic. Besides, *it doesn't count with Greek nor Cyrillic support*...
or at least, the versions bundled with LibO up to 5.3 alpha. Again, the
opposite is stated in the Docs sheet.
Then, between PT Serif and Linux Libertine, the last has a much more wider
character support. So, in my opinion Liberation Serif and Linux Libertine
should be enough for serif typefaces.
These are my 2 ¢
Best Regards,
Francisco
2016-10-09 9:30 GMT-03:00 Yousuf Philips <ypharis@gmail.com>:
Hi All,
So i'm going through the english fonts we currently bundle and want to
evaluate whether some of them can be removed as well as suggest additional
inclusions. All are welcome to join in on the fun. :D
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hHMR8QDVExlmc2iumQMA
b5bW6XvoY_4uOB38TQYY6aw/edit?usp=sharing
The details from this google sheet will eventually make its way into the
wiki to replace the current worthless list.
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Fonts
Regards,
Yousuf
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