> Hmm this could be related to either the installed fonts on the system > when the build was > done its changed quite a bit lately. Also I recall we are subsetting > the fonts to remove overlapping unicode sequences so that would result > potentially in a small error over some unicode range i.e it crashs > with a particular char sequence. > In either case you should see similar bug reports for other languages over > time. > Other then that I don't see language specific bugs happening unless > its triggering something inside pango itself.
Actually i have seen this type of behaviour for all languages that used Devangari, but for some reason (probably wrong syntax in BTS handling) I didn't changed the title of the bug. I suspect that there is a breakage in the lohit fonts because fontforge complained that it could not open the font when I tried to strip either lohit_pa or lohit_be (I think) on the plane back home. Maybe someone could try to test with lohit fonts and see if is reproducible? -- Regards, EddyP ============================================= "Imagination is more important than knowledge" A.Einstein
