Hi Folks, What I did:
I'm using the debian installer to do an automated install of a bunch of workstations. We have various users who speak non-English languages, so I installed every font package I could. Problem: I myself speak Korean (albeit badly). After installing all the fonts, two undesirable effects have occured: 1. When I bring up Gnome's font configuration dialog, the fonts that are displayed in it are some kind of cursive script font. 2. Whenever I view Korean characters, the Korean font which is chosen to display the fonts is also some kind of hand-written script. These hand-written fonts are really hard to read, except at fairly large sizes. When I read English texts, the fonts that are displayed are not what I would prefer, but they're perfectly suitable. In the font configurator, I've left the fonts configured as the defaults, "Sans", "Serif", and "Monospace". So the questions are, why does Debian choose these horrible fonts as the defaults, and how do I change it? I'll be more than happy to provide other information about my install, if it will help. Thanks! -- Derek D. Martin http://www.pizzashack.org/ GPG Key ID: 0x81CFE75D
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