Post by Peter T. DanielsPost by Tony CooperThere's at least one person here who has an interest in fonts, so this
https://www.wired.com/story/calibri-default-font-microsoft-moving-on/
It's about time. I got tired of having to get rid of Calibri and Cambria
every time it did something automatically.
Calibri seems to have led a fairly exciting life, for a font:
'Calibri ... released to the general public in 2007, with Microsoft Office
2007 and Windows Vista.[2][3]'
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calibri#In_crime_and_politics
'Because of Calibri's position as the default font in Office, many cases
have been reported in which documents were shown to be forged thanks
to a purported creation date before Calibri was available to the general
public.[2][26][27][28][29]
'In 2017, the font came to public attention as evidence in the Pakistani
government-related "Panama Papers" case (also known as Fontgate),[30]
in which a document supposedly signed in February 2006 was found
to be typed up in Calibri.[31][32][33][34] De Groot said that there was
"really zero chance" that the document was genuine.[12] '