Le dimanche 23 novembre 2008 à 09:47 -0500, Qianqian Fang a écrit : > hi Nicolas > The Han glyphs in Droid fallback pretty much follow the Han-unification > as in the unicode documentations. That means they look very much close > to what Chinese mainland users preferred. The style is Heiti, which is like > ttf-wqy-zenhei and is essentially a sans-serif style. There are 16,502 Hanzi > in the CJK basic block, which is the union of GB2312 and Big5 charsets. > Because this font is targeted at memory-limited devices, there are > 15,524 Han glyphs were composed by references, the rest are stand-alone > outline glyphs which can not be decomposed into components. > It contains no embedded bitmaps, but the outline quality is very good. > I believe most zh_* users will be very happy if this font will be used > as desktop font (the current zh_* font on Fedora is wqy-bitmapfont > which is also using the Han-unification forms). It may be a little bit > difficult for Japanese and Korean users though. […] > Just a few more words about default Chinese font settings. > > There seem be a distinct dividing line among the Chinese > users for their font preferences: on one side of the line, > they really prefer sharp-looking bitmaped Chinese glyphs, while, > the other side have strong preference in the smooth-looking of > AA-ed vector rendering. The contradictions between these two > groups can be constantly felt in almost all Chinese Linux > forums. So, would the attached fontconfig file be ok according to your knowledge of Chinese users? (installed as 65-google-droid-sans-fallback.conf) I'm quite happy to learn that even among Chinese people prefer vector fonts. I prefer them myself, and IMHO they are the future anyway :p. However, to keep everyone happy, can you share with us what your declinaison of vector/bitmap fontconfig rules would be for Droid? It's quite easy for me to put two different files in the rpm, with only one linked in /etc/conf.d/ by default. Regards, -- Nicolas Mailhot
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