Hi All,
Not to ruin the mood, but please consult a (or few) developers (like
Justin).
The whole interoperability thing is pretty quirky topic as the function
set and/or ground design of LibreOffice being different.
So interoperability always end in awful 'limitations' or needs massive
HI Raffaele
Am 10.02.21 um 18:33 schrieb Raffaele Mancuso:
(1) I don't agree that the increase in file size by embedding fonts would
be a problem. Nowadays kids download 30 GB videogames over the internet.
Besides the arguments brought up there is one further:
The main problem afaik is the
Le 2021-02-10 à 12 h 33, Raffaele Mancuso a écrit :
> (3) I thought more generally at handling them better. The first time I
> opened a document that used Calibri with LibreOffice, it was not at
> all obvious to me that the font name being displayed in italics by
> LibreOffice meant that the font
Hi Raffaele, I will try to answer the most relevant point, trying to be
as succinct as possible.
On 2/10/21 6:33 PM, Raffaele Mancuso wrote:
There have already been specific projects about interoperability,
funded by different entities. There is a team in Hungary working full
time for OOXML
Italo, I will focus here only on the major issues and postpone what I
deem the minor ones to our future chat.
Thanks for the message. Ineroperability is definitely a topic worth of
further efforts. I am adding some comments to your message, but the
best option is probably to organize a chat
Hi Michael,
Le 28/01/2021 à 20:01, Michael D. Setzer II a écrit :
Does your extension have a list of what fonts it requires to be installed
and would it be possible to create a script that would install the fonts
using dnf or apt or similar programs. Then create the table??
I could add the
Hi Uwe,
Le 28/01/2021 à 19:32, Uwe Altmann a écrit :
Hi Jean-Francois
Am 28.01.21 um 18:40 schrieb jean-francois:
I have created an extension that creates the substitution table, as
demonstrated in Italo's blog post, here:
Great idea - but the link directs to Italos post, not to your
Hello!
jumping in the bandwagon wrt:
Le 28/01/2021 à 15:36, Marc Paré a écrit :
Why not take a page out of the Linux distributions where there could be
a function in the "Options -> Fonts" menu, where a user could download a
set of LibreOffice approved substitutions fonts. The function could
Hi Jean-Francois
Am 28.01.21 um 18:40 schrieb jean-francois:
> I have created an extension that creates the substitution table, as
> demonstrated in Italo's blog post, here:
Great idea - but the link directs to Italos post, not to your extension :-(
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Uwe Altmann
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Le 2021-01-26 à 15 h 26, Italo Vignoli a écrit :
> > Unfortunately LibreOffice is unable to open them without breaking their
> > layout (yes, I have all the Microsoft® fonts installed and configured
> > through fontconfig).
> You cannot legally use C-Fonts (Calibri, Cambria, Candara, Consolas,
>
Hi Raffaele,
Thanks for the message. Interoperability is definitely a topic worth of
further efforts. I am adding some comments to your message, but the best
option is probably to organize a chat after FOSDEM, the largest FOSS
virtual event, planned for February 6/7 (too busy before).
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