On 3 December 2012 22:26, Kamil Paral <kpa...@redhat.com> wrote: > > Hi All, > > > As you know Liberation 2.0 is one of the feature of Fedora 18. Recent > > analysis and comparison with Liberation 1 it is more clear that > > final output of Liberation 2.0 is not as sharp as it was with > > Liberation 1.0. Though both are from same vendor (Ascender > > Corporation) hinting bytecodes are different. > > > Liberation2 already available in Fedora18 Beta, if one wants to > > install both fonts simultaneously Download [1] has liberation ttf > > with different family name, so one can have both version same time > > on Fedora. (cp to /usr/share/fonts/liberation and then fc-cache) > > > https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=856239 , though bugzilla > > has more than 100 comments but if someone see to the attached > > screenshot will be sufficient for review. > > I have replied in https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=856239#c125 > > I was very unpleasantly surprised by Fedora 18, because some sites are > blurry as hell. I think people should not respond to this thread unless > they see it on their own eyes first (and try to read some long article with > that font). It makes my eyes bleed. Fedora 17 rendering was definitely > better and crisper. >
Yes, that is clear from screenshots. > If you do keep the current blurry fonts as default (god forbid), please at > least provide an easy way to switch to Fedora 17 rendering style. Thanks. > We all thought we need to wait for some more times for this feature. Decided in Fedora i18 meeting to defer this feature now. I will build liberation 1.07.2 soon for Fedora 18. It will solve the issue. Backward compatibility is difficult in this case. But next time i will give better try. Regards, Pravin Satpute
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