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Migration from Microsoft to Linux - O, the Joy
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| So I finally made the plunge. I've long wanted to be part of that geeky elite
| who broke from the crowd, stepped aside from their fellow computer lemmings
| and took a different plunge - not off the cliff, but into an alien and poorly
| understood (by the masses) computer operating system - Unix.
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http://therantzone.blogspot.com/2009/01/migration-from-microsoft-to-linux-o-joy.html
More liberation:
Liberation fonts for Linux
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| I was reminded yesterday that just because I know something, doesn't mean
| that everyone knows it. This time it was some friends who really didn't like
| their current fonts in Ubuntu and OpenSolaris respectively. So, I suggested
| that they try Red Hat's open-source Liberation fonts. To my surprise, it
| turns out they didn't know about them.
|
| [...]
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| Most, but not all, Linux distributions now come with Liberation fonts. To see
| if you already have them, just use your usual package manager, such as
| OpenSUSE's YaST; Debian/Ubuntu's Synaptic; or Fedora's PackageKit manager, to
| see if they're installed. If they're not, just grab them and let the package
| manager install them for you.
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http://blogs.computerworld.com/liberation_fonts_for_linux
Related:
Liberation Fonts
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| The first release is a set of fully usable fonts, but they will
| lack the fully hinting capability (hinting adjusts font pixelization
| so that the fonts render with high quality at large and small sizes)
| provided by TrueType/FreeType technology. That release is now ready.
| The second release will provide full hinting of the fonts, and that
| release will be available by the end of the calendar year.
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http://www.press.redhat.com/2007/05/09/liberation-fonts/
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