[ Adding Kenshi Muto to recipients for having suggested the switch to fonts-android-udeb. ;) Context: We have no glyphs for Korean right now. Quoting in full my previous mail on that topic. ]
Hi, Cyril Brulebois <k...@debian.org> (2017-02-03): > victory <victory....@gmail.com> (2017-02-03): > > added testing src apt line, apt update, apt-get source ..., tar zxf ... > > $ ttx DroidSansFallback.ttf > > $ ttx DroidSansFallbackFull.ttf > > these 2 generate [filename].ttx > > > > (just FYI, used letters (in ko) other than 7-bit are in 0xac00-0xd790 range) > > > > $ grep Hangul DroidSansFallback.ttx prints 22344 lines > > <map code="0xac00" name="uniAC00"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xac01" name="uniAC01"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xac02" name="uniAC02"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xac03" name="uniAC03"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xac04" name="uniAC04"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xac05" name="uniAC05"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > ... > > <map code="0xd79e" name="uniD79E"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xd79f" name="uniD79F"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xd7a0" name="uniD7A0"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xd7a1" name="uniD7A1"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xd7a2" name="uniD7A2"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xd7a3" name="uniD7A3"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > > > $ grep Hangul DroidSansFallbackFull.ttx prints only 6 lines: > > <map code="0xac00" name="uniAC00"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xd7a2" name="uniD7A2"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xd7a3" name="uniD7A3"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xac00" name="uniAC00"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xd7a2" name="uniD7A2"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > <map code="0xd7a3" name="uniD7A3"/><!-- Hangul Syllable --> > > > > so, the latter has only 1 Hangul glyph (0xac00, 가) to be used in d-i > > (0xd7a2 and 0xd7a3 are not used in d-i) > > I think this matches what happened upstream (warning, big repository: > https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base): > | commit 562c45cc841681ed80d4e94515b23c28eb60eae4 > | Author: Bart Sears <bse...@google.com> > | Date: Mon Sep 24 00:32:57 2012 -0700 > | > | Updated versions of DroidSansFallback > | > | Latest versions of DroidSansFallback from Monotype. > | > | The DroidSansFallback.ttf file has some additional glyphs and > | glyph fixes (including a fix for bug 6723057 and will likely fix > | bug 6629748). It continues to cover Korean Hangul but does not > | cover CJK Ext A (for space reasons on small system image devices). > | The DroidSansFallbackFull.ttf file has the bug fixes listed and > | also removes the Korean Hangul because we are now going to use > | NanumGothic for Korean (NanumGothic.ttf is added in a separate > | CL in the external/naver-fonts directory). > | > | The falback_fonts.xml file has been modified to add NanumGothic.ttf > | before DroidSansFallback. > | > | Bug: 4531601 > | Bug: 6723057 > | Bug: 6629748 > | Change-Id: I670d33078b4a97c4eda00fc2323be187696e927a > > even if how tags/versions in that repository match fonts-android's isn't > too clear to me. > > Anyway, inspired by the commit message above, I've just built a d-i > image with an extra /usr/share/fonts/truetype/nanum/NanumGothic.ttf > taken from the fonts-nanum package, and it seems to work fine! (For > someone who only knows what Korean glyphs can look like…) I've attached > a screenshot, feel free to double check. > > I think I'll send a patch against src:fonts-nanum to request a udeb > addition, then add it to src:debian-installer. And close the bug report > against src:fonts-android. > > Any comment/objection? Another possibility would be to update the fonts-android-udeb package to ship DroidSansFallback.ttf instead of DroidSansFallbackFull.ttf, which seems to do the job for Korean. But I don't really want to risk triggering regressions for other languages, so adding a fonts-nanum-udeb package would seem like my preferred path right now. Nevertheless, having checked the file size now, that means adding a 4.2 MB file, which doesn't seem too good either. :( Comments/suggestions most welcome… KiBi.
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