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Re: System fonts
From: |
Alex Perez |
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Re: System fonts |
Date: |
Tue, 24 Aug 2004 20:21:27 -0700 (PDT) |
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, Rob Burns wrote:
> On 2004-08-25 00:44:12 +0700 MJ Ray <mjr@dsl.pipex.com> wrote:
>
> > I really think the default font should be FreeSans.
Disagree. The solution is glyph substitution.
> >
>
> If GNUstep supported falling back to a different font if a glyph was
> unavailable in the current (default) font, the choice would be less
> important.
Insert my vote for this here. This is long overdue, and while it's not a
problem for latin-script-using foo's, everyone else (like Rob, here, who
wants to see Japanese and Thai fonts at the same time, or me) who wants to
use non-latin scripts along with latin ones. Historically, most Japanese
fonts have had horrid latin glyphs, for instance...
>
> my .02
it's .04 now :)
>
> Rob (who's had a hard time finding a reasonable font that contains
> both Thai and Japanese glyphs)
Alex Perez
- Re: System fonts, (continued)
- Re: System fonts, Jeff Teunissen, 2004/08/24
- Re: System fonts, Alex Perez, 2004/08/24
- Re: System fonts, Pete French, 2004/08/24
- Re: System fonts, Jeff Teunissen, 2004/08/26
- Re: System fonts, stefan, 2004/08/26
- Re: System fonts, Pete French, 2004/08/26
- Re: System fonts, Reuss Andras, 2004/08/24
Re: System fonts, Alex Perez, 2004/08/24
Re: System fonts, MJ Ray, 2004/08/24
RE: System fonts, Vaisburd, Haim, 2004/08/24
Re: System fonts, Yen-Ju Chen, 2004/08/25
Re: System fonts, MJ Ray, 2004/08/25
System fonts, Dmitry S. Kulyabov, 2004/08/25