Arne Götje (高盛華) wrote:
Ahh, much better!On Sunday 14 August 2005 03:27, Chuck Williams wrote:I'm new to i18n and font issues in Debain. I've loaded xfonts-baekmuk package to get Korean fonts, along with the relevant scim and uim packages for a Korean input method. The font files are properly installed into /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/75dpi/. dfontmgr verifies that they are installed according to defoma.Try the ttf-unfonts package. The Unfonts are nicer than baekmuk. :) And they are recognized by fontconfig. I've got Thunderbird, Openoffice, Xemacs, etc. all working with Korean now. Part of this was having ttf-unfonts so that fontmanager could find Korean fonts, and part was just my discovering how to properly activate the input method in each case. I uninstalled uim to simplify things as it isn't required to use scim. I'm still getting the funny initial errors in xemacs, but they are not that annoying and all works after skipping past them -- will try to figure that out at a later time. Perhaps it is emacs attempting to find fonts every language in list-input-methods. I don't have fonts for all of them.Also, I've loaded openoffice.org-I10n-ko to get Korean fonts in openoffice and attempted to configure things, but the Korean fonts do not show as available in the fonts list. Also, Tools Hangul/Hanja conversation... menu item has appeared, but clicking it does nothing.This depends on the font if it supports this feature or not. AFAIK the Hangul/Hanja conversion is simply a substitution feature in OTF/TTF. If the font doesn't support this (and I guess they don't, because it's a lot of work to do the mapping), then the OO.o function won't work. 감사합니다, Chuck Cheers Arne -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] |