Constantly switching panes to set different things in just one paragraph, section, and/or page was tedious at times. Things that should be simple, such as inline / inlayout editing, are not. While Scribus is not that bad, I would not call it good and would not recommend it to anyone unfamiliar with DTP. I have used many moderate to top of the line DTP applications, all the way to the nightmare that is the industrial strength InDesign CC. I give high marks on that last part, but as to the rest.

to some success on some minor projects for output to PDF. The same rendering issues persist.Īttached both the PDF file and the folder created using Collect For Output (Include Fonts option checked).įile Added: hb-view-NotoSansOriya-Regular.pngįile Added: hb-view-AnekOdia_SemiExpanded-Regular.pngįile Added: Glyphs-missing-warning-pdf.pngįile Added: Noto_Sans_Oriya_on_browser.pngįile Added: firefox-win-noto-sans-oriya.pngįile Added: firefox-win-anek-odia-semicondensed.pngįile Added: google-font-tester-noto-sans-oriya.I have finally installed and used this one. You could see poorly-rendered text as highlighted in attached PDF.ģ. Create new document > Create Text Frame > Paste into the Text Frame. Copy text from any publicly available text. Tested for 3 fonts: Noto Sans Oriya font family, Anek Odia font family and Alkatra (all under OFL 1.1 and available on Google Fonts).ġ. The issues are persistent in both MacOS and Linux (tested by another fellow user from the Malayalam community) while editing and while exporting as PDF. See the attached PDF with issues highlighted in yellow and the correctly-rendered version in blue. Hi, there are multiple rendering issues for the Odia script ( ). 0016916: Multiple rendering issues for Odia

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