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The searched file hash is included in 3 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key	Value
MD5	C764BF55E3B096D8DAF388EEDA7BFCE7
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Hirwen Harendal started in 1999 the realization of a first font family, aiming to create another “Times New Roman”… He does not consider this endeavor a huge success. However, he transformed Tribun progressively since then to give it its own character. The idea was to achieve newsprint-like rendering. To this effect, the glyph bodies, serifs, or even extenders are not normalized and use irregular strokes. This is most visible in italics though those variations stay imperceptible at small sizes. Italics proved time-consuming. They are never an easy thing to draw. Nevertheless, the designer considers them very close to those of “Times”, with some variations. The medium weight uses a stronger stroke. It can be used for emphasis, or for effects in titles. That being said it has also been used for body copy. It is also slightly expanded to complete the face offerings. The condensed version is a bit unusual, since it stands in for both normal and medium condensed. After several trials, Hirwen decided an intermediate weight rendered much better both for document display and in print. Secondly, he took great care to keep readability excellent, and this even for italics. This font family is particularly well suited for text, display, or presentations. It is also ideal for all Web publications. It can serve as alternative to “Times New Roman” and other similar fonts.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	adf-tribun-fonts
PackageRelease	3.fc32
PackageVersion	1.17
SHA-1	C01D829256B314783884559D5B27504015EA3C08
SHA-256	93111E97D13B88D24785146C7ADE975D4AD2675DF7C1D87159EAE3537E0686CC

Key	Value
MD5	CBB44F0759DA096F77E062ED1F51B127
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Hirwen Harendal started in 1999 the realization of a first font family, aiming to create another “Times New Roman”… He does not consider this endeavor a huge success. However, he transformed Tribun progressively since then to give it its own character. The idea was to achieve newsprint-like rendering. To this effect, the glyph bodies, serifs, or even extenders are not normalized and use irregular strokes. This is most visible in italics though those variations stay imperceptible at small sizes. Italics proved time-consuming. They are never an easy thing to draw. Nevertheless, the designer considers them very close to those of “Times”, with some variations. The medium weight uses a stronger stroke. It can be used for emphasis, or for effects in titles. That being said it has also been used for body copy. It is also slightly expanded to complete the face offerings. The condensed version is a bit unusual, since it stands in for both normal and medium condensed. After several trials, Hirwen decided an intermediate weight rendered much better both for document display and in print. Secondly, he took great care to keep readability excellent, and this even for italics. This font family is particularly well suited for text, display, or presentations. It is also ideal for all Web publications. It can serve as alternative to “Times New Roman” and other similar fonts.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	adf-tribun-fonts
PackageRelease	5.fc33
PackageVersion	1.17
SHA-1	741DFD0F6CE8571896CFAD6A9EA17C895FEA6786
SHA-256	BD6EF77B4D009DB1A79F814BCF82E988DD18482C48C9420E63867B05DDD4AB34

Key	Value
MD5	7FD40B6F909F3E7886B80B238564019D
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Hirwen Harendal started in 1999 the realization of a first font family, aiming to create another “Times New Roman”… He does not consider this endeavor a huge success. However, he transformed Tribun progressively since then to give it its own character. The idea was to achieve newsprint-like rendering. To this effect, the glyph bodies, serifs, or even extenders are not normalized and use irregular strokes. This is most visible in italics though those variations stay imperceptible at small sizes. Italics proved time-consuming. They are never an easy thing to draw. Nevertheless, the designer considers them very close to those of “Times”, with some variations. The medium weight uses a stronger stroke. It can be used for emphasis, or for effects in titles. That being said it has also been used for body copy. It is also slightly expanded to complete the face offerings. The condensed version is a bit unusual, since it stands in for both normal and medium condensed. After several trials, Hirwen decided an intermediate weight rendered much better both for document display and in print. Secondly, he took great care to keep readability excellent, and this even for italics. This font family is particularly well suited for text, display, or presentations. It is also ideal for all Web publications. It can serve as alternative to “Times New Roman” and other similar fonts.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	adf-tribun-fonts
PackageRelease	5.fc33
PackageVersion	1.17
SHA-1	6724D2BE28E9177E139DDD39B77193EB3BF4E9D5
SHA-256	DE0B5C236DD358034067D44F39CB5D8D15A980A5926F52EADD49899CAEB8644D