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Bug#394140: marked as done (installation-reports: missing Chinese glyphs in GTK installer)

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Package: installation-reports
Severity: normal

I just tested the daily netinstall i386 CD, downloaded from
http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/daily-builds/daily/arch-latest/i386/iso-cd
with md5sum 62a96d420dea74f0a214571c6de4f5c1.

The Chinese (both simplified and traditional) display in the GTK
installer is completely broken.  Many glyphs are missing, and shown just
as boxes with the unicode number in it.  This can be easily seen in the
"Choose Language" step, as both simplified Chinese and traditional
Chinese entry have one glyph missing.

Japanese and Korean don't seem to be affected.  The text-mode installer
for Chinese is also okay.  

Ming
2006.10.19

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Version: 1.8
thanks

Hi boot team,

At 21 Oct 06 00:54:03 GMT,
Ming Hua wrote:
> I agree with the theory about font switching.  In the 20060911
> screenshots, Japanese is using inconsistent fonts, and Chinese is using
> a consistent font.  In the 20060921 screenshots, Japanese's font is
> consistent now (but a different one than that Chinese used), and Chinese
> is using a new font the one as the one Japanese is using now, and some
> glyphs are missing.  I assume these glyphs just don't exist in the new
> Japanese-favored font, and the old Chinese-favored font somehow doesn't
> get loaded.

I'm sorry but I noticed my build script had a problem for Chinese font.
Fixed version 1.8 has already been uploaded and merged into testing
and rc1.

Thanks,
-- 
Kenshi Muto
kmuto@debian.org

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