Re: CJK font display more broken in 10.2

Florian Ehinger <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.suse.m17n
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello

> But as theses fonts are not very nice for Latin script, it is better
> to choose good fonts for Latin in your KDE setup and then setup your
> favorite font for the Han region as a fallback font for these Latin
> fonts using qtconfig.
>
> You have to choose specific Latin fonts in KDE to make this work, it
> won't work with the generic aliases "Sans", "Serif", "Monospace".
>
> To do this, make sure you use the Qt3 qtconfig which is in
> /usr/lib/qt3/bin/qtconfig, not the Qt3 qtconfig which is in
> /usr/bin/qtconfig because KDE3 is based on Qt3.

This is not working on my system. I tried it several times with different 
fonts.

In my qtrc I set up the font substitution
    [Font Substitutions]
    Sans Serif=AR PL SungtiL GB^e
    Verdana=AR PL New Sung^e

I tried both to set up "Sans Serif" and "Verdana" as the default font in 
konqueror. 
I get still the same result, for the chinese Characters only a bitmap font is 
used which will not be scaled and looks quite ugly -> see attached 
screenshot.

Please see also my earlier post "Chinese Font under KDE" for that topic.

Bye Florian
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