Hi,
On Mon, 06 Sep 2021 16:38:17 +0900, Youhei SASAKI wrote:
> This is the desired behavior that the fonts embedded
> in the final generated PDF file will be the same as the fonts used for
> display in pxdvi.
Generally it is desired but there are some users who don't
want to embed japanese fonts because they want small PDF.
So I think it is not bad to use dvipdfmx/kanjix.map
but it is much better if there are different settings
for dvipdfmx and pxdvi.
> (1) Set pxdviUse=true in updmap-sys:
>
> updmap-sys --setoption pxdviUse=true
>
> (2) Set the appropriate font in kanji-config-updmap-sys
>
> (3) Modify /etc/texmf/dvips/xdvi/config.xdvi to load xdvi-ptex.map
> generated by the above command instead of kanjix.map
config.xdvi is contained in xdvik-ja then it looks to me
the above procedure can be done in postinst (or something).
But I might be wrong.
> Of course, if I specify a specific font with kanji-config-updmap{,-sys},
> there is no problem with the display (as you reported).
If the above is difficult, it will be sufficient to explain
kanji-config-updmap in README.Debian but a notification
(with debconf?) will be helpful.
> Did you have no problems with previous versions?
I use LuaTeX for several (or more) years so the last time
I used xdvik-ja might be VFlib version, I guess.
Thanks for your maintenance.
2021-9-8(Wed)
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