** Description changed: OpenJDK does not display Chinese (or CJK) characters correctly. It appears that all Han glyphs were displayed using wrong metric, and is only half to 1/3 of the actual EM width. A screenshot is attached to illustrate the problem. To reproduce, select "OpenJDK Java 6 policy Tool" from the setting sub-menu, then select menu File\Open and navigate into a folder with Chinese name. Notice that the Chinese folder name "中文目录" in the top file name box is only half-width, but the Chinese subfolder names in the left panel are fine. This was also reported previously in Ubuntu Chinese forum (in Chinese), see http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=221482 Creating a link in /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/lib/fonts/fallback folder does not solve the problem. Also, OpenJDK does not follow the fontconfig settings. + + + Update: as pointed out by Man Yuan in Comment#4, the font paths for wqy-zenhei in fontconfig.propertie sneeds to be updated as well. The font file suffix has been changed to ttc after the upgrade to 0.8.34 last year.
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