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  • Admiral Patrick@dubvee.orgEnglish
    5 months

    Atkinson Hyperlegible is my new jam. I’m dyslexic and it helps tremendously even though that’s not its primary goal. It also looks a lot better than OpenDyslexic which I used to use.

    Loaded “Hyperlegible” onto my Kobo, the reader app on my phone, and set it as the default font on my desktop environment.

    Also added it as an option in Tesseract UI (which I swear I’ll be releasing “soon”).

    • eRac@lemmings.worldEnglish
      5 months

      I love Linux Biolinum for reading. It’s a ‘humanist sans-sarif,’ which means it designs letters like a serif font but with less little bits stuck on.

      • Substance_P@lemmy.worldEnglish
        5 months

        Is this the font? Looks great if it is a body style, I wonder what would compliment it as a header.

        • A_norny_mousse@piefed.zipEnglish
          5 months

          Looks like it. On Debian, it’s part of the fonts-linuxlibertine package, and Linux Libertine O would be the accompanying serif font. This is how they look together: