Hi Jedy, Jedy Wang-san wrote (08/18/08 04:57 PM): > I am not very familiar with l10n. I guess the patch does not work for > locales because DejaVu dose not support many locales such as > chinease/japanese. Is this correct?
Yes, it is. Sans/Monospace is the logical font and they works for locales because the entities are defined in fonts.conf but you're try to replace the logical fonts to the specific fonts. > > And anther question is if I set locale as C, does the setting work for > en_US.UTF-8. If not, I doubt if we should make the change. Because > en_US.UTF-8 is the most common locale for most systems I think. My suggestion works for en_US.UTF-8. But I need additional works for other .po files and I think it's still a little wrong. Actually I think the right fix is to modify fonts.conf instead of the strings "Sans", "Monospace" in GNOME schemas. fujiwara > > Regards, > > Jedy >> >> fujiawra >> >> Jedy Wang-san wrote (08/18/08 04:23 PM): >>> Hi, >>> >>> The attached patches update default fonts of GNOME for OpenSolaris >>> 2008.11 according to UI spec. >>> --------------------------------------------->8 >>> Application font: Deja Vu Sans Condensed 8pt >>> Document font: Deja Vu Sans Condensed 8 pt >>> Desktop font: Deja Vu Sans Book 8 pt (Book is easier to read against >>> background patterns as it has a better drop-shadow) >>> Window title font: Deja Vu Sans Bold 8 pt >>> Monospace font: Deja Vu Mono Book 8pt >>> ---------------------------------------------->8 >>> >>> font-1.diff will be merged into libgnome-02-indiana-default.diff. >>> font-3.diff will be merged into >>> nautilus-09-interface-changes-indiana.diff >>> metacity-12-opensolaris-branding.diff is a new patch. Actually, there is >>> a existing patch indexed by 12() but it is not referenced by the spec >>> file. So I think it can be removed but I will contact Erwann to make >>> sure. >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> Jedy >>> > >
