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Same, except instead of falling in love with Computer Modern, I went "oh hey, XeLaTeX lets me use fonts in a sane way" and started typesetting with modern OpenT
by TheRealPomax 6y ago
Same, except instead of falling in love with Computer Modern, I went "oh hey, XeLaTeX lets me use fonts in a sane way" and started typesetting with modern OpenType fonts instead. So I'd argue there's at least a good chunk of Stockholm syndrome there.
- ncmncm 6y agoSame. I particularly like Linux Libertine, enough so that I make Firefox use it everywhere, even (especially?) where the page designer wanted sans. Sadly, mobile Firefox does not support that, so HN on Android is relentlessly sans.
- chrismorgan 6y agoEven if the UI is not exposed, it’s all there in about:config and should work: browser.display.use_document_fonts = 0 font.name.serif.x-western = Linux Libertine font.name.sans-serif.x-western = Linux Libertine
- ncmncm 6y agoThank you, I had already done that. (Well, "Droid Serif".) For some reason it has no visible effect. I never got the "Linux Libertine O" fonts to work in my phone. I suspect it doesn't like the file format.