Hi, yes, I'm pretty sure.
After upgrade the libqt3-mt from version 3.3.7-9 to 3.3.8b-2, I've already noticed this situation and thought it was the same bug as #405114. (I've even report it to #405114 [1]). But after some deeper diggings, I think these two bugs are different. First, the situation happend after upgrade to 3.3.8b. Before the upgrade, substitution works just fine. And bug #405114 has been reported fast a year ago. Second, the situation happens not only because of lacking of some glyphs in some fonts, but also becasue of someting about locale. Third, I've tried to set the font substitution rules with qt3-config, but got the same result, all characters of chinese or korean display as boxes. Well, above are the reasons which make me believe, that this bug is different as #405114. (I've even downloaded the deb package from ubuntu [2](v3.3.7), and it works fine...) Regards, Qiuye Wang -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]