On Mon, Jan 14, 2008 at 11:01:52AM +0800, Deng Xiyue wrote:
For upstream, I would propose making wqy the default at least only in
Chinese language environments, say, remove en/en-us from the list.
Not doing so might end up adding all languages to the list, which is
unfortunate. And I
I agree with Ming, and would prefer to leave the current settings
of the upstream. For Debian, it should be best determined by a
desktop visualization committee, particularly by members who
extensively use Chinese and have thorough understandings to
general users' preferences, although I am not
Qianqian Fang [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ming Hua wrote:
I am not saying the fontconfig configuration file in xfonts-wqy is wrong
(although I think it's open to debate), my complait in this bug is that
the actual effect of that configuration file doesn't match the
description in the debconf
Hi Qianqian,
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
On Sun, Dec 16, 2007 at 06:33:58PM -0500, Qianqian Fang wrote:
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Again, my feeling is that setting one font as default using self-contained
config file is nothing logically wrong or undermines user's controllability
(actually, I
Package: xfonts-wqy
Version: 0.9.9-2
Severity: normal
After upgrading xfonts-wqy from 0.7.0-6-1.2 to 0.9.9-2, the fontconfig
setting file in /etc/fonts/ has been changed.
Previously it only enables bitmap fonts for WenQuanYi Bitmap Song,
which is controlled by the debconf question. Now the
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