Hi,
Many thanks for your kind words in the name of Linux
Libertine/Biolinum and Graphite developers, too. There are some quite
exciting developments from these area. Eg. improved and extended font
family of Linux Libertine: new bold variant (the old one is renamed to
semi-bold); Linux Libertine Display, a size variant for greater point
sizes, see http://www.linuxlibertine.org/uploads/media/2011-05-PR-V5.0.0_02.pdf,
also the upcoming Graphite 2 integration for better performance. I
will convert the new Linux Libertine and Biolinum fonts to Graphite
now with combining diacritics (a basic need of several languages and
scientific/linguistic usage), and with some extra functions, too.
There are also a lot of other tasks to improve LibreOffice DTP, and we
have a big loss, Keith Stribley (see
http://ultimategerardm.blogspot.com/2011/02/in-memoriam-keith-stribley.html).
I hope, we will be able to continue his work to develop a professional
layout engine for LibreOffice with excellent (and default)
typographical facilities.
Best regards,
László
2011/6/25 aqualung <xfekdcugjrkz@mailinator.com>:
Apologies for posting to the developers' list but I just wanted to express a
big thank you to the creator(s) of the wonderful Linux Libertine G and Linux
Biolinum G!
These fonts, with their many ligatures and other special characters and
combinations, bring some of the delight back that the typesetters of old
must have experienced when choosing from their palette of lead types.
I am puzzled that this achievement has not been recognized with a major
typography award yet, or perhaps they are just too modest to post it on
their website.
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