+ Could you please take a picture of the offending printout and attach to this report? net/ubuntu/ +source/ libreoffice/ +bug/1018069/ +attachment/ 3337618/ +files/ Urlaubsvertretu ng%204- 2012.odt -O example.odt & lowriter -nologo example.odtĮxporting to PDF and opening in Adobe Reader, or printing to a HP Officejet 5610v All-in-One showed the correct spacing. This is unreproducible in Xubuntu 12.10 via the terminal:Ĭd ~/Desktop & wget -c https:/ /bugs.launchpad. Staedtler- przyborski, thank you for reporting this and helping make Ubuntu better.

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UpgradeStatus: No upgrade log present (probably fresh install) InstallationMedia: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 'Precise Pangolin' - Beta amd64 (20120421) It looks like Libreoffice 3.5.x uses the graphite engine with Linux Libertine, regardless if the font is fittet for graphite or not. Now printings of Linuxlibertine are fine again. Which is a 'graphite' version of Linux Libertine. Solution is to use the Linux Libertine G variant from here org/linux/ index.html. 10.04 and 11.10 (with older Libreoffice, OpenOffice and Linux Libertine, ) print as they should, as did every Ubuntu release in the past. I've seen this on all our machines (at the moment 7) where Ubuntu 12.04 is installed. The printout is hard to read and looks ugly. On screen everthing looks nice, but on printout the distances between the letters are completly distored. Linux Libertine 5.1.3 and Libreoffice 3.5.x (I've tested 3.5.3 and 3.5.4) don't play well together.

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