Thread: Glo Can I add/replace fonts on Kobo Glo?
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Old 11-28-2012, 04:45 AM   #34
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Originally Posted by beedaddy View Post
I would really like to use the font Linux Libertine (a kind of Times New Roman). But, as already mentioned here, it looks too thin. Don't know if there is a freeware tool to (easily) tweak the font appearance?

And, I'm not sure wich format is to be preferred: ttf or otf? Maybe it doesn't matter at all. bartveld, what do you think?
As I understand it (I'm new to Kobo, so not really an expert ) both font formats will work. TTF certainly does, haven't tried OTF.
I like you Linux. I've tinkered with it a bit, but I don't have my Kobo near so I can't try them out. Please see attached.
I've left the BoldItalic untouched for now.
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File Type: rar Linux Libertine fattened.rar (791.9 KB, 715 views)
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