Appreciate the patch provided by Ray Wang, but I'd rather we can improve in other ways:
1 language-support-fonts-zh-hans is a meta-package, and normally, we don't do anything else than dependency with this package.
2 69-language-selector-$lang-$country provided by language-selector, which mean language-selector is already handling it, so we shouldn't confuse the whole configuration here.
These files go into /etc/fonts/conf.avail/ (debian/install) and should be
linked to /etc/fonts/conf.d/ .
They replace 52-language-selector .
29-language-selector-$lang(-$country)
* rendering information
* should be linked by default (debian/rules)
* excpetion: -zh should NOT linked by default.
This the is old configuration from zh_{CN|HK|SG|TW} and has been set
already by the ttf-arphic-uming font. If users require these settings
for other chinese fonts (which is not recommended, because they don't
contain bitmaps), then they can link the file by hand.
30-cjk-aliases
* should be linked by default
69-language-selector-$lang-$country
* mutually exclusive
* depending on which language environment is chosen, one of these gets
linked to /etc/fonts/conf.d/ . When the language environment is
changed, remove this link first, then link the desired -$lang-$country file.
99-language-selector-zh
* artificial emboldening for chinese fonts
* should be linked by default (debian/rules
For most end users, when they choose their own language during installation, fonts will be configured accordingly.
Appreciate the patch provided by Ray Wang, but I'd rather we can improve in other ways: support- fonts-zh- hans is a meta-package, and normally, we don't do anything else than dependency with this package. selector- $lang-$ country provided by language-selector, which mean language-selector is already handling it, so we shouldn't confuse the whole configuration here.
1 language-
2 69-language-
These files go into /etc/fonts/ conf.avail/ (debian/install) and should be
linked to /etc/fonts/conf.d/ .
They replace 52-language- selector .
29-language- selector- $lang(- $country) selector- $lang-$ country
-$lang- $country file. selector- zh
* rendering information
* should be linked by default (debian/rules)
* excpetion: -zh should NOT linked by default.
This the is old configuration from zh_{CN|HK|SG|TW} and has been set
already by the ttf-arphic-uming font. If users require these settings
for other chinese fonts (which is not recommended, because they don't
contain bitmaps), then they can link the file by hand.
30-cjk-aliases
* should be linked by default
69-language-
* mutually exclusive
* depending on which language environment is chosen, one of these gets
linked to /etc/fonts/conf.d/ . When the language environment is
changed, remove this link first, then link the desired
99-language-
* artificial emboldening for chinese fonts
* should be linked by default (debian/rules
For most end users, when they choose their own language during installation, fonts will be configured accordingly.