Applications that support Graphite
Firefox 11+
Mozilla Firefox is a free web browser. Versions 11 and later have Graphite support. It uses the Graphite2 engine.
(Graphite must be enabled to work in early versions of Firefox. See Using Graphite in Mozilla Firefox.)
LibreOffice 3.4+
LibreOffice is an open-source suite of tools, including a word-processing program, spreadsheet, and presentation software. Version 3.4 and later support Graphite rendering. It uses the Graphite2 engine.
To disable Graphite in the Windows version, set an environment variable: SAL_DISABLE_GRAPHITE = 1.
OpenOffice 3.2
OpenOffice is the software on which LibreOffice is based. Version 3.2 supports Graphite rendering. It uses the original SilGraphite engine.
XeTeX 0.997+
XeTeX is a typesetting system based on a merger of Donald Knuth's TeX system with Unicode and modern font technologies. It uses the original SilGraphite engine.
FieldWorks
FieldWorks is SIL's suite of linguistic applications. It includes tools for dictionary development, translation, and morphological analysis, and text interlinearization. It uses the original SilGraphite engine.
Paratext
Paratext and related tools are a collection of software programs which allow you to input, edit, check, and publish a translation of the Scriptures, based on the original texts (Greek, Hebrew), and modeled on versions in major languages.
Bloom
Bloom makes it easy to create simple books and translate them into multiple languages.
Pale Moon
Pale Moon is a web browser built on a fork of Mozilla Firefox.
Integrating Graphite into an application
For information on adding Graphite support to an application you are developing, see our application developer resource page.
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