Quoting Frans Pop ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > I did so in Virtuabox (where I discovered that problem) and going from
> > 9 to 7 for FONT_SIZE fixed the problem.
>
> Changing the size is not mainly about fixing this problem, but primarily
> about readability. I strongly suggest we let the natives de
On Friday 05 December 2008, Christian Perrier wrote:
> Quoting Frans Pop ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > Please run the installer (on real hardware, on a system with a
> > "normal" display; preferably even on a few different systems,
> > including a laptop), switch to VT2, change the FONT_SIZE line in
> >
Quoting Frans Pop ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Please run the installer (on real hardware, on a system with a "normal"
> display; preferably even on a few different systems, including a laptop),
> switch to VT2, change the FONT_SIZE line in /usr/bin/gtk-set-font, and
> switch languages in localechoos
On Friday 05 December 2008, Christian Perrier wrote:
> Quoting Pema Geyleg ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > The default font size for the Tibetan Machine Uni font is already at
> > its maximum. Increasing it by two would really make it big and
> > undesirable. The Dzongkha language uses multiple stacking
>
Quoting Pema Geyleg ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> The default font size for the Tibetan Machine Uni font is already at its
> maximum. Increasing it by two would really make it big and undesirable. The
> Dzongkha language uses multiple stacking (vertically) for writing and as
> such the font size should n
(No need to CC me on replies.)
On Friday 05 December 2008, Pema Geyleg wrote:
> The default font size for the Tibetan Machine Uni font is already at
> its maximum. Increasing it by two would really make it big and
> undesirable. The Dzongkha language uses multiple stacking (vertically)
> for writi
> From packages/rootskel-gtk/src/usr/bin/gtk-set-font:
>dz)
>FONT_NAME="Tibetan Machine Uni"
>FONT_SIZE=$(($FONT_SIZE + 2))
>;;
>
> We increased the font size to make it better readable, but maybe it's just
> too big now.
>
The default font size for the Tibetan Machine
Thanks for all the help. Just to gather some more information regarding the
display error, [1] and [2] are the error messeges shown on the CTRL-ALT-F4
screen when the italic glyphs and then the whole screen gets garbled. It
looks like a font problem but this is just my guess.
[1] http://alioth.deb
On Thursday 04 December 2008, Christian Perrier wrote:
> The only short term fix I can see for this is shortening the
> translation in that specific screen so that it fits on the screen.
Or decrease the font size...
From packages/rootskel-gtk/src/usr/bin/gtk-set-font:
dz)
FONT_NAME="T
Quoting Tenzin Dendup ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi,
>
> I am able to check the Display problem in D-I in Dzongkha only today. I
> found out the following:
Yes, that was roughly what I concluded on that matter.
It is very likely that the problem is more general than just happening
for Dzongkha. How
Hi,
I am able to check the Display problem in D-I in Dzongkha only today. I
found out the following:
1. After reaching the screen to enter and also confirm the root password, if
we deliberately enter mismatching passwords and then press the "continue"
button, the next screen that warns of the pas
Quoting Pema Geyleg ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi Christian,
> I would like to thank you for looking into this issue. I ll ask Tenzin to
> look into it in detail.
>
> However, you may not hear from him till the end of this months as coronation
> ceremony for the 5th king is taking place at the moment
Hi Christian,
I would like to thank you for looking into this issue. I ll ask Tenzin to
look into it in detail.
However, you may not hear from him till the end of this months as coronation
ceremony for the 5th king is taking place at the moment and its holiday for
every one till 12th of this mont
On Tuesday 11 November 2008, Christian Perrier wrote:
> My problem is that I currently test in VirtualBox and can't find a
> bloody way to switch to another console and catch some debug output
> there (Ctrl-Alt+F2 switches to the console on my *host* not in the
> virtual machine). I have no idea ho
Quoting Christian Perrier ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> While testing an installation in Dzongkha with the netinst CD, I
> experienced corrupted display problems in the root password screen,
> then later in all subsequent screens.
>
> Apparently, some strings are replaced by squares, just as if some
> gl
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