![]() ![]() Also, in the case of ClearType fonts, the license is strictly connected to the Windows and/or Office license, so to legitimately use them with LibreOffice you need a Windows license where they are included. In fact, Microsoft Office document are often using one of the default fonts – either the old “ Core Fonts for the Web” (deprecated in 2002, but still in use) or the new “ ClearType Fonts” (launched in 2000, and now adopted by Windows and Office) – which are not always available in LibreOffice, as they are proprietary and cannot be distributed with open source software. ![]() Fonts are one of the main culprits of LibreOffice interoperability problems with Microsoft Office documents, when viewed from the end user’s point of view. ![]()
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