Re: Debian default font for Chinese display is not complete
Frederic Muller <fred-GQxX53Lv/[email protected]> Mon, 16 Jan 2006 11:53:09 +0800
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I also use SCIM which worked fine until yesterday after I upgraded the package. There are more options now but I can't seem to find how to type in Chinese anymore. Anyway this is a small issue and I will probably fix it soon. The way it works on my system is I select the font in KDE control panel and all KDE applications use those fonts. Works quite ok for displaying (though as I mentioned by default it says Bitsream Vera and ...). I found a Bitstream Cyberbit font that also displays South-East Asian languages which I occasionally need as well. Though I find the English typeset not that "hao kan"... Well I'll give Sim Sun a try. Thanks. Fred Graham Brown wrote: > Dear Fred, > > We use Sim Sun. I think that it is one of the default fonts. > > Depending upon the input and the version of OOo, you may have to > manually select the Chinese font before you type. > > The font is important if you exchange documents with others using MSW. > Sim Sun seems to work well in both. > > We used to use Chinput, but now use SCIM for input. > > Regards, Graham Brown > > > Frederic Muller wrote: > >> thanks for the answer. I did find a replacement font that displays >> Chinese well.. though it does not answer my question as what is >> installed/used by default and how I find out about it. Actually I >> kind of prefer that default font (uncomplete though). Any idea how I >> can find out which one it is? >> >> I'll give a try to the WenQuanYi anyway. >> >> Fred >> >> nEO (a.k.a. gentoo.cn) wrote: >> >>> Try WenQuanYi fonts >>> http://wqy.sf.net >>> It's a GPLed Chinese fonts >>> >>> 2006/1/16, Frederic Muller <fred-GQxX53Lv/[email protected]>: >>> >>> >>>> Hi guys! >>>> >>>> I am currently using Debian in English but also need to display (and >>>> type eventually) Chinese. I followed some Internet resource to do that >>>> and it works almost well. The default font used by the system to do >>>> that >>>> is missing some Chinese characters. From all my KDE font settings it >>>> says it is Bitstream Vera, though after checking with Font viewer >>>> Bitsream Vera seems to have no Chinese character at all. >>>> >>>> So I have in fact a few font related questions: >>>> - how do I find out which font is really being used? >>>> - How do you guys handle the problem? >>>> >>>> - How in open office when opening documents written on wndows do >>>> you get >>>> the right font selection to display all the Chinese characters without >>>> having to do a Select all - replace? >>>> >>>> Thanks. >>>> >>>> Fred >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> blug-tech list >>>> [email protected] >>>> http://list.beijinglug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/blug-tech >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> I'm the one, powered by nEO >>> _______________________________________________ >>> blug-tech list >>> [email protected] >>> http://list.beijinglug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/blug-tech >>> >>> >>> >> _______________________________________________ >> blug-tech list >> [email protected] >> http://list.beijinglug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/blug-tech >> > _______________________________________________ > blug-tech list > [email protected] > http://list.beijinglug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/blug-tech >