Re: Fonts question

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Anno domini 2020 Wed, 5 Aug 14:49:33 +0100
 Janek Stolarek scripsit:
> In the TCC Fonts module by default the fonts are labelled simply as "serif" and "sans-serif", 
> instead of concrete font names. How can I learn which exact fonts are being used? Bonus question: 
> and how can I add support for Chinese signs to these fonts? Japanese seems to work fine, but some 
> Chinese signs show up as crossed boxes.
> 
> Janek

Have you installed the chinese xfonts and/or ttf fonts?

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