Nobuhiro Iwamatsu wrote:
> And most application works for the cause by setting of fontconfig.
> This work does not depend on ttf-japanese-{gothic,mincho}.
Ah, sounds like the answer is that one should use "sans" and "serif",
then. :)
Now that I check, it looks like currently each package that Provides:
ttf-japanese-gothic or -mincho offers a file like
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/fonts-japanese-gothic.ttf
through the alternatives system. I believe the virtual package name
list should mention that, because other packages could be relying on
it now or in the future. Any new package that Provides: one of these
package names should be registering itself with update-alternatives,
too, for consistency.
Thanks for clarifying.
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