Le jeudi 06 mars 2008 à 11:11 -0500, Bob Tennent a écrit : > Solution 2: Browsers can implement the font-stretch feature of css. No > current browser does this and Firefox developers in particular seem to > have no interest. A clean general solution, but unrealistic unless IE8 > implements font-stretch, in which case the other browsers will follow. The webkit guys are working on it http://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12530 What's unrealistic is expecting IE to lead the CSS support drive > Solution 3: Create a fontconfig alias that would create a virtual > font-family "Nimbus Sans L Condensed". Ad hoc, but easier to sell to > distributions than hacked font files. So you say. It's really not much better than the Mandriva hack in 1., and I would argue against such a hack Fedora-side. This is based both on the general uglyness of it and experience on the unintended side-effects of doing deep fontconfig vodoo (Yes I played with Condensed aliases in fontconfig before. No I don't think they are a good idea now) -- Nicolas Mailhot
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