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From: Ben A. <sy...@sa...> - 2006-10-12 11:00:54
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Bill Kendrick wrote: > Ah, yes, this is one of those fonts where A-Z and other 'ASCII' characters > have been mapped to another language (in this case, Tibetan). > > (look at the TTF in a font viewer and you'll see... in Windows, for > example, instead of "The quick brown fox...", I get Tibetan characters... > presumably nonsensical gibberish.) > More importantly, what do I do about it? I have asked pkg-fonts-devel to package this font. Should I retract that request? Their answer implies they'd be happier with a Unicode font. Now, Debian does contain a package called ttf-tmuni, which contains the Tibetan Machine Uni font from http://www.thdl.org/. Would this be more suitable for Tuxpaint? Ben |
