Nicolas Mailhot wrote: >> But how can I find the name of the font which provides a given >> character? > > Answer in the fonts SIG wiki > http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Category:Fonts_SIG > > Looking at your interests and questions, you should really read it and > join the SIG (same for other interested people) Thanks Nicolas, but I can't make much sense of that wiki. I gather that it covers the problem of "where can I find a font with character X?", which would be useful, but in this case I want to know "which of my current fonts is providing the character X?" Or when I choose the font "Monospace 10", which font *really* provides the character X? (Which probably depends on whether I'm using an X application, a Java Swing app or a Java SWT app...) I guess I should be reading up on font substitution. -- Sean Flanigan Senior Software Engineer Engineering - Internationalisation Red Hat
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