More grief with Chinese characters :(
Conrad Newton
conrad.newton at broadpark.no
Sun May 28 17:56:28 UTC 2006
>From Gabriel Dragffy on Sunday, 2006-05-28 at 14:17:28 +0800:
> Hi, I've been battling on with Breezy hoping that the lack of SKIM and it's
> problem with displaying Chinese would be fixed in Dapper. I'm running dapper
> now and am pleased that at least SKIM is present.
>
> However all chinese webpages and most KDE apps display only half of the
> Chinese characters properly, the other half are replaced by dots. The ones
> that are displayed are the correct characters.
>
> If I bootup into a Knoppix Live CD and do the same thigs the Chinese is
> displayed flawlessly. I looked at the KDE settings for fonts and languages in
> Knoppix and adjusted the settings in Dapper to reflect the Knoppix one but
> this didn't change anything.
>
> Another annoying thing is that the Chinese characters look blurred and unclear
> in Dapper, under Knoppix they are very sharp and clear. I find it difficult
> to convey this problem clearly so I took a screen shot of a Chinese website,
> displayed under Knoppix 4:
> http://wheresgabe.frih.net/backup/images/baidu-jay-knoppix4.png
>
> And the same page displayed under Dapper:
> http://wheresgabe.frih.net/backup/images/baidu-jay-dapper2.png
>
> Under Dapper I even set the default language to Chinese and this altered the
> Konqueror menus and even these don't display properly. At the moment I must
> still reboot in to windows to use Chinese properly, even when I type using
> SKIM most of the characters are missing. What's wrong with Kubuntu
> Breezy/Dapper?
If you have Firefox installed on your Kubuntu/Dapper, you will see that
it does *not* have the same problems. So far as I can see, all the
fonts are displayed. So this looks like a KDE problem -- a really
irritating one, I agree.
Conrad
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