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Key	Value
MD5	54848969BD6B1429E37F6870A52563C8
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	umeabot <umeabot>
PackageName	adf-tribun-fonts
PackageRelease	2.mga9
PackageVersion	1.17
SHA-1	BBEAB8200459EC1761A467A0E3BE90AE4DF33ACA
SHA-256	7D1E4B011B2CB97BDAC03C6483BD898F18DA99313F01F6038A4CE1F2CF08E047

Key	Value
MD5	28A3DA65CA11902E5BCA64BA89507B2B
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	shlomif <shlomif>
PackageName	adf-tribun-fonts
PackageRelease	1.mga8
PackageVersion	1.17
SHA-1	1E6D5D263949AC4C2A071CD4E07370CA4EDF3908
SHA-256	DC1B7C83ABBE709A845D31A5782B6907EBA339D941C6374605E460AD278EA64F