> Anyone who has tried to use OpenOffice full time probably does too. I agree, I do too (LibreOffice), but for the opposite reason. Even internally, the font r

> Anyone who has tried to use OpenOffice full time probably does too. I agree, I do too (LibreOffice), but for the opposite reason. Even internally, the font rendering in LibreOffice with many fonts is often quite bad. This is especially noticeable for text inside graphs in Calc. If I'm going to read something lengthy that's a LibreOffice document, I open it (in LibreOffice), and export it to a PDF. LibreOffice consistently exports beautiful PDFs (and SVG graphs), which tells me that it "knows" internally how to correctly render fonts, just that its actual renderer is quite bad.