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My webpage is going to be using MS Trebuchet for it's text. It is a standard windows font, but what is it's closest fallback on Mac and Linux?<br />
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And how do I write the CSS style so that it gracefully falls back onto that if it doesn't exist?
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My webpage is going to be using MS Trebuchet for it's text. It is a standard windows font, but what is it's closest fallback on Mac and Linux?

And how do I write the CSS style so that it gracefully falls back onto that if it doesn't exist?

Linux equivalent of Trebuchet?

My webpage is going to be using MS Trebuchet for it&#39;s text. It is a standard windows font, but what is it&#39;s closest fallback on Mac and Linux?

And how do I write the CSS style so that it gracefully falls back onto that if it doesn&#39;t exist?

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