I only have the Ubuntu OpenOffice.org. What do you need me to do to try the alternative?
Getting an instance of a font of this sorts costs about $25, is there no expenses fund that could buy this for you? I would have thought Canonical should have a fund to enable maintainers to undertake tests for this sort of blocking bug.
And I must reemphasize this is a blocking bug: the OOo font handling is not allowing me to use fonts that render fine in Gnome. I assume OOo has its own font handling rather than using the Gnome one (because is need to be platform independent.
Let me know what you need me to try and I will see if I can do the needed experiments.
I only have the Ubuntu OpenOffice.org. What do you need me to do to try the alternative?
Getting an instance of a font of this sorts costs about $25, is there no expenses fund that could buy this for you? I would have thought Canonical should have a fund to enable maintainers to undertake tests for this sort of blocking bug.
And I must reemphasize this is a blocking bug: the OOo font handling is not allowing me to use fonts that render fine in Gnome. I assume OOo has its own font handling rather than using the Gnome one (because is need to be platform independent.
Let me know what you need me to try and I will see if I can do the needed experiments.