Hi Frans, On Fri, May 27, 2005 at 07:20:33PM +0200, Frans Pop wrote: > Jens, > > I have not jet enabled zh_TW in the Makefile. Reason is that I'm not sure > if the build system will support it.
Oh, Frans. Build systems supports this well :-)) > I had to install two extra packages [1] on my Sarge system, after that the > build went fine and the output looks good. Great you use Sarge with RECENT debiandoc-sgml package. www-master still uses Woody that's why there are still so many ugly export PATH=../quick-reference/bin:$PATH lines in Makefiles (can be removed after Sarge release). As long as ../quick-reference/bin is not touched accidently it works also on Woody machines with a full DDP CVS checkout. > Could you check if the server will build zh_TW? Can you enable zh_TW if it > does? I know it does. All required packages are installed. Please enable it and check build logs (I'm at moment too lazy :-)). > [1] cjk-latex, ttf-arphic-bkai00mp > > We've also had announcements for ko and zh_CN. Are those supported? Yes. zh_TW (Traditional Chinese) uses kai font, Bg5 encoding, package tfm-arphic-bkai00mp zh_CN (Simplified Chinese) uses kai font, GB encoding, package tfm-arphic-gkai00mp Both tfm (Tex Font Metrics) depend on ttf packages (True Type Fonts). cjk-latex package is required as well. Apart from the kai font others (ming for zh_TW and sung for zh_CN) exist but are NOT used by debiandoc-sgml (uses hardcoded fonts). So you should also ensure to install tfm-arphic-bkai00mp. (I'm sure about these dependencies since I tried this for harden-doc in pbuilder environment and removed all extra fonts files first to be sure. Nevertheless Javier hesitated up to now to apply my patch to add Chinese documents.) ko (Korean): package hlatex, hlatex-fonts-base and maybe for HTML (view only, no build) ttf-baekmuk cjk-latex is AFAIK not required (funny, since cjk stands for Chinese, Japanese, Korean). Please note that a ghostscript interpreter such as gs-gpl, gs-esp should (not must) be installed too (required for PDF thumbnail generation). Another question: debiandoc-sgml received a new locale patch for Romanian (ro). This will hopefully available for Sarge too. (The patch was generated for the release notes :-)) Is it possible to build release-notes for Web/CD using a recent version of debiandoc-sgml to support these new locales? PS: There was a Bulgarian version announced. I would like to add this too once I obtain the patch (in a far future???). Jens -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
