Yes, it is better to use Western serif font listed before AR PL UMing for serif
font family if we want to have a better looking for Western characters.
In short, my point is to use those fonts in better compliance with Taiwan's
standard instead of those are not.
I am not willing to have better
How about to find another English font to replace Ubuntu font in serif
style?
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Title:
please change wenquanyi
@zerng07: I think CJKUnifonts does want to follow Taiwan's standard (CNS11643),
China's standard (GB18030), and other countries' standard also.
However this project seema to stop the development since 2010
(http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/CJKUnifonts/).
CJKUnifonts is a truely open
BTW, there are other fonts: fonts-cwtex-* following Taiwan standard and
licensed by GPL-2+.
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Title:
please change
The fonts that follow Taiwan standard are fonts-arphic-uming,
fonts-arphic-ukai, fonts-moe-standard-kai, fonts-moe-standard-song
fonts-cns11643-kai and fonts-cns11643-sung.
I think we should avoid using other fonts in 69-language-selector-zh-tw.conf.
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