https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1820166

a3emdot <andre.ma...@gmx.de> changed:

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--- Comment #17 from a3emdot <andre.ma...@gmx.de> ---
I wonder if this is the correct place to post my issue,
but I'm somehow been hit by this issue here.
Though this might perhaps be a different issue.

I'm on an uptodate Fedora 35

$ dnf list installed | grep noto
google-noto-cjk-fonts.noarch               20201206-3.fc35                    
@fedora               
google-noto-cjk-fonts-common.noarch        20201206-3.fc35                    
@fedora               
google-noto-emoji-color-fonts.noarch       20200916-3.fc35                    
@fedora               
google-noto-fonts-common.noarch            20201206-3.fc35                    
@fedora               
google-noto-sans-cjk-ttc-fonts.noarch      20201206-3.fc35                    
@fedora               
google-noto-sans-fonts.noarch              20201206-3.fc35                    
@fedora               
google-noto-serif-cjk-ttc-fonts.noarch     20201206-3.fc35                    
@fedora  

$ dnf list installed | grep droid
google-droid-sans-fonts.noarch             20200215-10.fc35                   
@fedora   

The droid font is a dependency used by e.g. gimp and atril. so I'm not be able
to deinstall it.

What's annoying, is, that if I request Noto with a font fallback chain, chinese
characters get substituted with the droid font

$ pango-view --font="Noto Sans,Noto Sans SC Regular,Noto Sans CJK SC
Regular,Noto Sans CJK SC, 16" --no-display
--output=out1-droid-installed.desktop.fc35.png
--serialize-to=ser1-droid-installed.desktop.fc35.json utf-8.txt
$ pango-view --font="Noto Sans CJK SC, 16" --no-display
--output=out2-droid-installed.desktop.fc35.png
--serialize-to=ser2-droid-installed.desktop.fc35.json utf-8.txt

as can be seen in the ser1-*-installed*.json file the chinese symbols come from
the Droid font.
where as in the ser2.json file there is no mentioning of the Droid font at all.

$ dnf remove google-droid-sans-fonts.noarch

$ pango-view --font="Noto Sans,Noto Sans SC Regular,Noto Sans CJK SC
Regular,Noto Sans CJK SC, 16" --no-display
--output=out1-droid-notinstalled.desktop.fc35.png
--serialize-to=ser1-droid-notinstalled.desktop.fc35.json utf-8.txt
$ pango-view --font="Noto Sans CJK SC, 16" --no-display
--output=out2-droid-notinstalled.desktop.fc35.png
--serialize-to=ser2-droid-notinstalled.desktop.fc35.json utf-8.txt

as can be seen now in the ser1-*-notinstalled*.json file the chinese symbols
come from the Noto font.

I didn't expect such a behavior, Noto fonts are installed, Noto fonts are
requested, but for chinese symbols Droid symbols are delivered.

Kind regards
Andre


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