Am I the only one that cares very little about what fonts add apart from legibility? Online I think it is mostly a distraction and I usually lock my browser to dejavu sans. I have done this since 2008. Before that I used Bitstream Vera Sans.
Whenever I turn that off I end up with a worse online experience. About one in one hundred web pages becomes better by mucking around with fonts.
Typography as an art form and communication aide is still older than you.
Like any kind of decoration (think, endless paint colors at Home Depot) it can be used effectively in the right hands. And it can also be splashed around pointlessly and even detrimentally.
They can definitely be embedded in a PDF you make with Libre. But to allow the other person to edit with that font, they have to own and install it. That's true of any font.
Am I the only one that cares very little about what fonts add apart from legibility? Online I think it is mostly a distraction and I usually lock my browser to dejavu sans. I have done this since 2008. Before that I used Bitstream Vera Sans.
Whenever I turn that off I end up with a worse online experience. About one in one hundred web pages becomes better by mucking around with fonts.
I am probably just old.
Typography as an art form and communication aide is still older than you.
Like any kind of decoration (think, endless paint colors at Home Depot) it can be used effectively in the right hands. And it can also be splashed around pointlessly and even detrimentally.
They are surprisingly quite good. It would be great if they could be embedded in LibreOffice
They can definitely be embedded in a PDF you make with Libre. But to allow the other person to edit with that font, they have to own and install it. That's true of any font.