>> You might look at the original Helvetica font from Adobe, or its
>> freely available clone from URW, `Nimbus Sans', which comes with
>> Ghostscript. Those fonts use PS hinting technology, not TrueType.
>
> How do fonts such as the Linux Libertine family stack up in this
> regard?
Libertine uses PS hinting also $(Q#|(B this is what the FontForge editor can
handle automatically.
> Would that be an ideal TrueType font for comparison, or are there
> better examples?
Doing what kind of comparison?
Werner
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