2018-01-30 9:42 GMT+01:00 S. Noble <s.no...@free.fr>: > > Yes, we can (and will) do that. But it's getting annoying, to be honest. > This is the fourth time a new package for libertine is released > and the old one declared obsolete over the last 5 years. We > had libertine-type1, which was then declared obsolete by libertine > (or libertine-legacy), which was then declared obsolete by a new > libertine-type1. Now libertineRoman declares libertine-type1 obsolete. This > is just crazy. > > Jürgen > > > It’s interesting to hear all that. As nice as the Linux Libertine font is, > it’s the one that gives me the most issues, such as the one described > above. I’m sure that the hassles I experience are different from the ones > you face, but when you say that it’s getting annoying, I fully agree. >
I simply use the OpenType Libertinus fonts (an actively developed fork of Linux Libertine and Biolinum) with XeTeX https://github.com/khaledhosny/libertinus No problem at all. [If you don't mind the self promotion, I wrote for my personal blog a quick introduction to the use of OpenType on XeTeX/LyX. This is the first article of the "miniseries" https://frommindtotype.wordpress.com/2018/01/15/using-opentype-on-xetexlyx-short-texts/ The fourth and last one will be published next Monday.] Regards, Ricardo > Again, LyX is fantastic software—keep up the great work! > > Seb. >
