Hi Takao, On OpenSolaris and Nevada, fc-match "Sans" outputs DejaVuSans.ttf: "DejaVu Sans" "Book" and fc-match "Mono" outputs DejaVuSansMono.ttf: "DejaVu Sans Mono" "Book". Does this mean if I choose Sans or Mono in font config of gnome, the choosen font is DejaVu Sans Book and DejaVu Sans Mono Book?
If not what can I do to force GNOME to use: 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? Regards, Jedy On Tue, 2008-08-19 at 11:39 +0900, Takao Fujiwara - Tokyo S/W Center wrote: > Jedy Wang-san wrote (08/18/08 06:37 PM): > > <match target="pattern"> > > <test qual="any" name="family"> > > <string>sans</string> > > </test> > > <edit name="family" mode="assign"> > > <string>dejavu sans</string> > > </edit> > > </match> > > But I did not see any difference. Is my modification correct? And how > > could I verify it? > > I think mode="assign" doesn't change the priority. > I think you could modify /etc/fonts/conf.d/*-latin.conf > > fujiwara > > > > > Regards, > > > > Jedy > > > > On Mon, 2008-08-18 at 17:16 +0900, Takao Fujiwara - Tokyo S/W Center > > wrote: > >> 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 > >>>>> > >>> > > > > >
