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-Send a mail to philthelion@sf.net if you want to report a bug or help...
+If you want to report bugs please decide if you want to:
+- use the bug tracking system on sourceforge (see linuxlibertine.sf.net -> bugtracker)
+- send a mail to philthelion (at) sf.net
--Hinting is still unfinished (on the other hand, Hinting isn't always the best way for rendering on screen (especially on Linux-systems). Windows users who don't use Antialiasing should take the OTF-files insteadt of ttf. Otherwise Libertine might look somehow strange on your screen.
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+-Hinting is still not perfect (you will find hinting faults that deform glyphs in an ugly way but this effetcs just the screen not printing)
+(Hinting isn't always the best way for rendering on screen (especially on Linux-systems). Since this release Windows users will see the latest improvements in the TTF-Regular. You can also use the OTF-files insteadt of ttf to achieve different displaytion. Pleae do not forget, that Hinting changes the letterforms to fit the screen pixels. Therefore it does look different on screen from the printed form. If you want to see how it might look printed choose a 600% zoom.
-A few accented chars or non-latin-chars are probably not the style native users would prefer (even Unicode-Standards sometimes aren't). Get into contact with me, if you have something to correct. In this way I got, for example, many corrections for the russion charakters lately, what resulted in an enormous improvement of the cyrillic alphabet in LinuxLibertine (thanks alot for your help, once again!).