Le Mar 24 février 2009 05:39, Roozbeh Pournader a écrit : > I can't relate these two. By the same reasoning, Fraktur fonts would > compete with modern Latin fonts, Urdu fonts would compete with Arabic > fonts, and Hindi fonts would compete with Marathi fonts. I suspect the only reason that does not happen is we have a lot more CJK packages than Arabic packages (and no Fraktur packages that I know of). > Font packagers competing with each other in pushing their fonts is not > acceptable either. If that doesn't stop, we should perhaps centralize > our fontconfig configuration files to avoid such fontconfig wars. It's not really a centralizing problem. If we had a clear "official" clean way to write fontconfig cjk rules I'd happily crack down on packagers not using them. Right now we haven't really, so I refrain. Nevertheless CJK fonts easily account for 80% of our reported font bug. It would be nice if our intended priorities and fontconfig settings for CJK fonts were documented somewhere (for every concerned locale). Then I could pester Behdad so he tells us how to achieve them cleanly. Right now, I'm not even sure this is clear to anyone but the concerned packagers. And every time I open a CJK fontconfig file I see magic of the blackest sort. Sincerely, -- Nicolas Mailhot _______________________________________________ Fedora-fonts-list mailing list Fedora-fonts-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-fonts-list
