Quoting Felipe Augusto van de Wiel (faw) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > I'm using Mozilla Mail, and even in Brazilian > Portuguese sometimes a few characters are changed into > squares with two pairs of "hexa". I imagine it has > something to due with UTF-8, missing fonts or wrong > configurations, but can't figure out what is...
Missing fonts. The given character is missing in the display font you're using. Below is the ouput of dpkg --get-selection | grep font on my system (I use xfs-xtt to be able to use TT fonts): dfontmgr install emacs-intl-fonts install fontconfig install fontilus deinstall fonty install gsfonts install gsfonts-x11 install latex-xft-fonts install libfontconfig1 install libfontconfig1-dev install msttcorefonts deinstall psfontmgr install ttf-bangla-fonts install ttf-bengali-fonts install ttf-devanagari-fonts install ttf-freefont install ttf-gujarati-fonts install ttf-indic-fonts install ttf-kannada-fonts install ttf-malayalam-fonts install ttf-oriya-fonts install ttf-punjabi-fonts install ttf-tamil-fonts install ttf-telugu-fonts install x-ttcidfont-conf install xfonts-100dpi install xfonts-100dpi-transcoded install xfonts-75dpi install xfonts-75dpi-transcoded install xfonts-base install xfonts-base-transcoded install xfonts-efont-unicode install xfonts-efont-unicode-ib install xfonts-intl-arabic install xfonts-intl-asian install xfonts-intl-chinese install xfonts-intl-chinese-big install xfonts-intl-european install xfonts-intl-japanese install xfonts-intl-japanese-big install xfonts-intl-phonetic install xfonts-konsole install xfonts-scalable install xfonts-thai-ttf deinstall With all this, displaying Chinese, Korean, Japanese, most language from India, Greek, all Cyrillic languages, Arabic, Hebrew is OK. Vietnamese should be OK too. The only one I probably can't display is Thai (and Klingon probably). This is with KDE, but I guess the picture is somewhat similar with Gnome environments. And, no, I can't read any of these, except Russian..:-) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
