#Vsee for linux code

Németh László created a variant of fonts with additional Graphite font tables: Linux Libertine G and Linux Biolinum G. īoth the Linux Libertine and Linux Biolinum typefaces are used by the open-source design publication Libre Graphics Magazine. As a solution, the 'crossed' W was added to Linux Libertine as an OpenType variant.

The 'W' character, which had previously been used in various other places in Wikipedia (such as the favicon) and was a 'distinctive part of the Wikipedia brand', had 'crossed' V glyphs in the original logo, while Linux Libertine has a joined W letter shape. In 2010, Linux Libertine was adopted as an open-source substitute for the Hoefler Text typeface in the redesign of the Wikipedia logo, making it possible to localize the Wikipedia identity into more than 250 languages and character sets.

#Vsee for linux code

The Tux mascot is included at the Unicode code point U+E000.

It also includes special characters such as International Phonetic Alphabet, arrows, floral symbols, Roman numbers, text figures, and small caps. Additionally, it offers several ligatures (such as f‌f, f‌i, and c‌t, and the capital ß). Linux Libertine contains more than 2,000 glyphs and encompasses character sets such as the Greek Alphabet, Cyrillic script, and Hebrew alphabet. It is available in bold and italic styles. There is also a complementary humanist sans-serif face, Linux Biolinum, similar to Optima or Candara. A display type variant, while similar in letter form, is lighter in weight and bears a closer resemblance to old-style types such as Palatino.

The OpenType version allows automatic positioning and substitution, including true fractions, ligatures and kerning. The typeface has five styles: regular, bold, italic, bold italic, and small capitals, all of which are available in TrueType and OpenType format, as well as in source code. Linux Libertine is a proportional serif typeface inspired by 19th century book type and is intended as a replacement for the Times font family.