Re: Chinese anti-alias fonts

[Patrick Sung <phsung ualberta ca>]

Darren Chuck wrote:

> Alex Larsson wrote:
>
> > Antialiased fonts are not done by the X server. They are client side.
> > You have to edit your /etc/X11/XftConfig (or wherever your distro 
> > places it) and add the ming font to the sans alias.
>
> After removing some font paths in XftConfig, chinese aa fonts work in 
> pango. However some other languages can't be shown, e.g. german.
>
> I'd wonder how pango handles for different charsets and fontsets. The 
> existing docs won't help much. =(

I think you can just add, use the "+=" (i can't remember this is exactly 
correct) to add the Ming fonts to the existing font aliases.  If you 
have tried that, I guess there are some precedency for pango to read the 
fonts.  I can't tell, I guess fiddle around with the ordering of the 
fonts will give you more clue ;)

Patrick

> regards,
> darren
>
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