[Linux-disciples] Rendering foreign languages in Mozilla

Stephen R Laniel steve at laniels.org
Wed Mar 31 13:48:16 EST 2004


On Wed, Mar 31, 2004 at 01:38:04PM -0500, Adam Kessel wrote:
> I don't think this is a Mozilla issue. I believe X handles this sort of
> thing. Did you try installing xfonts-greek-ph-100dpi or more generally
> xfonts-greek\*?  You might also try ttf-thryomanes.

We're almost there. I installed xfonts-greek\* and nothing
changed, so I installed ttf-thryomanes. Now when I view
http://shorl.com/duvigragranylu ,
I think I'm getting more characters to render, but still not
quite all -- search on that page, for instance, for the
sentence, "This is the only context in which rho with a
smooth breathing is seen, and not all traditions use it: it
is somewhat old fashioned even for Classical Greek." The
word before that sentence contains -- on my end -- a couple
of characters that aren't rendering. However, the table of
accents, breathings and length at the top is rendering fine,
whereas it didn't before.

Thanks a lot for helping me, as always.

-- 
``Quiller-Couch taught him about writing. `I would turn in
  something filled with high-flown phrases of which I was
  inordinately proud,' [Alistair] Cook said. `Q would cut
  them out. ``Cooke,'' he once said to me, ``you must learn
  to murder your darlings.'''''
 -New York Times obituary for Alisair Cook, 30 March 2004



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