Thread: What are the nicest looking fonts you think would look good on the koreader?
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Old 04-17-2019, 08:15 PM   #26
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I am a big fan of Linux Libertine which has a very complete set of glyphs. I use the ttf 2012 version that I have boldened a bit for e-ink readers (Koreader) using sherman script and renamed LinLibertineG30. I also use a regular web font of the same for small capitals.

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