>>>>> "Dieter" == Ing Dieter Jurzitza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dieter> However, I am still not entirely satisfied with the
Dieter> possibility to declare an global change to the fonts. I do not
Dieter> think that the suggested way is intuitive. Would it be really
Dieter> so complicated to allow the user a decision about the fonts to
Dieter> be used and apply that to i. e.
Dieter> $HOME/.lyx/templates/defaults.lyx? I know that defining
Dieter> another textclass would be a solution for the problem, but
Dieter> this would require a lot of knowledge from the user.
The problem is that changing fonts for a whole document is not as easy
as one may think (and you are never sure that all document classes
will appreciate this treatment!). I agree that easy selection of fonts
should be done, and it is indeed on our todo list, but alas at a
rather low priority.
Dieter> Is this
Dieter> argumentation so far from common sense? Do all of you guys
Dieter> live satisfied with roman fonts? I am sure you don't.
The rule of thumb I use is that roman fonts give better legibility on
paper, but sans serif fonts are better on screen (browser, slides). So
arguably, LyX could display sans-serif but print roman, but that would
be very confusing :)
JMarc
