KDE’s new Oxygen Font is now ready for testing.
Oxygen Font 0.1 is now released for testing purposes. The font still needs some tweaking; mainly to metrics, kerning pairs, and diacritic characters, but it should now be fit to fully test as a KDE system font for most European latin languages. The Cyrillic is still not useable, although it’s better than it was.
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