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# Run fonts-tweak-tool | # Run fonts-tweak-tool | ||
# Try to set some preferred fonts for a particular language | # Try to set some preferred fonts for a particular language | ||
# Check the generated font configuration | # Check the generated font configuration 000-fontstweak-ezfc.conf on $HOME/.config/fontconfig/conf.d/ | ||
# Test rendering of text for that language/locale in gedit | # Test rendering of text for that language/locale in gedit etc. | ||
# Test fc-match: | |||
## fc-match sans-serif:lang=<target language like en and zh-cn> | |||
## fc-match serif:lang=<target language like hi-in and ja> | |||
## fc-match monospace:lang=<target language like fr and pt-br> | |||
|results= | |results= | ||
see if they use the certain fonts you are set on fonts-tweak-tool. | |||
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[[Category:Font Configuration Tool]] | [[Category:Font Configuration Tool]] | ||
Revision as of 07:55, 16 August 2012
Description
This feature provides a tool for customizing fonts per language on desktops using fontconfig. The user requirements of desktop fonts are diverse, no single configuration can satisfy all user requirements.
How to test
- yum install fonts-tweak-tool
- Run fonts-tweak-tool
- Try to set some preferred fonts for a particular language
- Check the generated font configuration 000-fontstweak-ezfc.conf on $HOME/.config/fontconfig/conf.d/
- Test rendering of text for that language/locale in gedit etc.
- Test fc-match:
- fc-match sans-serif:lang=<target language like en and zh-cn>
- fc-match serif:lang=<target language like hi-in and ja>
- fc-match monospace:lang=<target language like fr and pt-br>
Expected Results
see if they use the certain fonts you are set on fonts-tweak-tool.