I look forward to trying it
Just don't make it too good. It must be a teeny bit worse for me than the version of DejaVu Serif I modified myself, or I'll have to find another font or modify Charis SIL myself out of pure pride
By the way, in case somebody is interested in it, I've "researched" (yeah, sounds expensive, doesn't it?
) the efficiency of screen usage of the four fonts I've selected to be best readable for me. Caecilia, DejaVu Serif, Verdana, and Palatino. (DejaVu and Verdana are my versions, posted earlier.) This is the result:
Code:
Settings: Size 4, Line Spacing 1, Margin Widest.
I've used these settings for over one year, with Caecilia.
Therefore, Caecilia is selected as the default, at 100%.
Font Chars x Lines Total % +/-
Caecila 45 x 29 1305 100 +0.0
DejaVu Serif 46 x 31 1426 109.3 +9.3
Verdana 45 x 31 1395 106.9 +6.9
Palatino 50 x 25 1250 95.8 -4.2
Difference between least effective and most effective:
Palatino vs. DejaVu Serif
1250 / 1426 * 100 = 87.7%
Palatino loses out with 12.3% less text on screen compared to DejaVu Serif.
Palatino fits more characters on one line as any of the other tested fonts,
but it's extremely wide spaced, while DejaVu Serif and Verdana are very tight.
There you have it. Want as much text per page as possible? Then DejaVu Serif is quite a good choice
Not everybody will like that sort of a "wall of text" though