[Libreoffice-ux-advise] Fonts standadization for Impress templates

[Sveinn í Felli]

Hi,

Þann fös 28.okt 2011 00:23, skrifaði Olivier Hallot:
> Hi
>
> Thanks to Friedrich Strba, the Liberation fonts are now back
> in Windows...
>
> http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=06e64daff148d5a94913bfe88b0c454fb2bfb0d6
>
>
> I opened a bug to store the modified files
>
> https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42328
>
> Regards
>

So, the default fonts installed along with LibreOffice are 
those listed here ?:
<http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/scp2/source/ooo/file_font_ooo.scp>

Briefly:

OpenSymbol

DejaVu fonts
	DejaVuSans Proportional
	DejaVuSans ExtraLight
	DejaVuSans Condensed
	DejaVuSans Mono
	DejaVuSerif Proportional
	DejaVuSerif Condensed

Liberation fonts
	Liberation Sans Narrow
	Liberation Mono
	Liberation Sans
	Liberation Serif

Gentium fonts
	Gentium Basic
	Gentium Book Basic

Linux Libertine G and Linux Biolinum G fonts

And on Windows:

AGFA MONOTYPE FONTS
	AlbanyAMT
	AndyMT
	Andale Sans
	BellMT
	CumberlandAMT
	Monotype Sorts
	ThorndaleAMT

Anything missing ?

Best regards,
Sveinn í Felli
>
> Em 26-10-2011 17:36, Regina Henschel escreveu:
>> Hi Andras,
>>
>> Andras Timar schrieb:
>>> Hi Olivier,
>>>
>>> 2011/10/26 Olivier
>>> Hallot<olivier.hallot at documentfoundation.org>:
>>>> Hi Andras
>>>>
>>>> I converted all the templates according to the following:
>>>>
>>>> Albany, Arial -> Liberation Sans
>>>>
>>>> Thorndale, Times New Roman -> Liberation Serif
>>>>
>>>> However, for some reason I can't imagine, I don't see
>>>> Liberation Sans nor
>>>> Liberation Serif in my windows installation (3.4.3). I
>>>> only see Liberation
>>>> Sans Narrow.
>>>>
>>>> Is this a bug in the Windows package?
>>>>
>>>
>>> I think it is intentional. On Windows people have Times
>>> New Roman and
>>> Arial by default, so they don't need their metrically
>>> equivalent
>>> Liberation Serif and Liberation Sans.
>>
>> Does Windows7 still comes with Times New Roman?
>>
>> It is a good question, whether
>>> LibreOffice or MS Office on Windows fall back to Times
>>> New Roman when
>>> the template uses Liberation Serif (and ro Arial for
>>> LibreOffice
>>> Serif). They should...
>>
>> It depends on what fonts are installed. If Thorndale
>> (coming from StarOffice) is installed, it falls back to that.
>>
>> It is very difficult to identify fonts, which are designed
>> to look equal. But you can look at the question mark or at
>> the Greek zeta to distinguish them.
>>
>> Kind regards
>> Regina
>