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I've install arch linux on vm and it seems to work fine so i ve instal dwm and a browse (firefox) .the problem is when i go to a web site the contine arabic characters it show up like in the photo
the image
Any suggestion on how i can solve it .
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The most likely explanation is that you do not have a font installed that provides those glyphs. Which font packages have you installed?
You may want one of these, though glyphs on www.aljazeera.net show up just fine for me and I don't have a specifically arabic font installed, but I do have ttf-dejavu which provides pretty wide unicode glyph coverage.
Last edited by Trilby (2022-01-08 21:42:15)
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except the ones that come with the base installation i did install any ..
edit: i try to install the ttf-dejavu an see .
Last edited by Hestia0 (2022-01-08 21:44:15)
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Thats your problem. I'd start with ttf-dejavu.
"UNIX is simple and coherent..." - Dennis Ritchie, "GNU's Not UNIX" - Richard Stallman
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except the ones that come with the base installation i did install any ..
There are no fonts included in the base installation.
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Thats your problem. I'd start with ttf-dejavu.
ty so much .. it was that easy .. ty
it works
IMG
Last edited by Hestia0 (2022-01-08 21:50:16)
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Switch the font. If you use Inter or any other similar font which doesn't provide characters for Arabic and Chinese you will have to ditch it. I recommend the Noto fonts as they support almost all the characters available.
Last edited by AndroGR (2022-01-08 23:44:52)
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If you use …[a] font which doesn't provide characters for Arabic and Chinese you will have to ditch it
Most clients will use fontconfig which auto-resolves missing glyphs from near™ fonts - it's not required to "ditch" a font but merely to have one that provides the glyphs (eg. install dejavu - as the OP did on Trilby's advise to solve the problem 2h before your post)
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