Look at http://opengrok.go-oo.org./xref/libs-core/officecfg/registry/data/org/openoffice/VCL.xcu#129
> <prop oor:name="UI_SANS" oor:type="xs:string" oor:op="replace"> > <value>Andale Sans UI;Arial Unicode MS;Lucida Sans Unicode;Tahoma;DejaVu > Sans;Albany AMT;Albany;Arial;Nimbus Sans L;Interface > User;WarpSans;Geneva;Tahoma;MS Sans > Serif;Helv;Dialog;Lucida;Helvetica;Charcoal;Chicago;Helmet;Interface > System;Sans Serif</value> > </prop> > You can see that the first-priority default UI font of every LibreOffice applications are, "Andale Sans UI". However, "Andale Sans UI" is not available on all system. I guess "Andale Sans UI" will be installed with StarOffice. So it's not logical to be used as the first-priority default UI font. Look at http://opengrok.go-oo.org./xref/libs-gui/vcl/source/window/window.cxx#287 > if ( ! aUserInterfaceFont.Len() ) > { > String aFallbackFont (RTL_CONSTASCII_USTRINGPARAM( "Andale Sans UI" )); > if ( mpWindowImpl->mpFrameData->mpFontList->FindFontFamily( > aFallbackFont ) ) > aUserInterfaceFont = aFallbackFont; > } > The font also is used as the last-resort fallback font. I suggest we reconsider the use of this font and create a better font list that works more cross-platform and cross-locale. As a side-effect, this would help us fix a Thai locale-sensitive bug : https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33090 -- _/|\_ Samphan Raruenrom. Open Source Development Co., Ltd. Tel: +66 38 311816, Fax: +66 38 773128, http://www.osdev.co.th/
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