It is the default screen font on Windows 2000/XP/2003 and also Facebook.

“Designed”:(typeface) in 1994 for Windows 95, it is very similar to Verdana but is narrower and with a tighter spacing. According to “Microsoft”: it resembles Frutiger and also the typeface found in the London Underground. “Wikipedia”: says it is like Frutiger and designed to be readable at small sizes. Trebuchet is supposed to be energetic (whatever that means. According to “Microsoft”: it was created along with Verdana and Georgia to be screen readable. “Trebuchet”: is the deffault font for Windows XP title bars. It was developed in 1996 as a machine readable sans serif face. It is a large font which could be an issue. It is very similar to “Lucida Sans Unicode”: also designed by Bigelow & Holmes in 1993. “Wikipedia”: says it is a humanist sans-serif font by Charles Bigelow and Kris Holmes. There was widespread cloning of Palatino according to “Typowiki”: and there has been a family, so first there was Palatino in the 1950s, then Palatino Linotype which used OpenType and then in 2003, Palatino nova This was designed by Hermann Zapf in the 1940s. The clone is called Book Antiqua and is available on the Mac if you’ve installed Microsoft Mac Office. It is on 87.60% of all Macs but only 3.58% of all Windows machines according to “”: Namely, “Optima”: which was also designed by Zapf in 1958 and then updated to Optima nova in 2002. I checked that this font is present under the form of a. I require the Century Schoolbook L font (and likely others in the future). Hello, Im running Ubuntu 20.04 as a VM on a MacOS host. Of these, the one I miss the most is for the san serif family. Cant use Century Schoolbook L font on Ubuntu 20.04 even though its. There are not a large number of them that are common. These add some good ones like Bell MT, Franklin Gothic Book, Gill Sans MT, Century Schoolbook You can also be a little more aggressive and assume that Microsoft Office is installed and so are its “fonts”. Also, if you love typography, check out “Typowiki”. “”: has a study of what fonts are available on how many computers. These are fonts that are both on Windows and the “Macintosh”.

“Ampsoft”: explains what “browser safe fonts” are available.

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