[avantman42]

Originally Posted by Gregg Bell

Thanks Russ. Not sure what you mean by "the file formats are the same." You mean the TNR and LiberationSerif are the same? So I can work on the laptop in the LiberationSerif and then put that in my desktop and work on it in TNR?

I meant that the files saved by the two versions of LibreOffice are the same, so you won't lose information switching between versions (like you might if you switched between Word & LibreOffice, for instance)

Originally Posted by Gregg Bell

And I never specify fonts in Sigil. Is that what you mean by removing any reference to specific fonts in your ebooks?

Yes

Originally Posted by Gregg Bell

And lastly, unless I misunderstood you (a very real possibility lol), why not import TNR into my laptop like Dngrsone suggested?

There may be licensing issues (you probably have a licence to use it on Windows, but not on Linux), but there's probably no practical reason. Whoever owns the licence is very unlikely to sue

Originally Posted by Gregg Bell

Thanks Dngrsone. Great idea. (Seems so obvious in hindsight.) So now my quest it how to import TNR into my LO on the laptop. Thanks.

I don't know how to get the font file off Windows, but once you have it, put it in a folder named ".fonts" on in your home directory (/home/gregory if I remember correctly). That folder may or may not already exist, but it's a hidden folder so won't show up by default. Your file manager will have a menu option to show hidden folders, though.