There aren't so much changes at all. this release supports imsettings-1.0.0.
For more information about im-chooser, visit here.
January 6, 2011
January 5, 2011
imsettings 1.0.0 released
3 years ago, this project has been branched from im-chooser, GUI frontend to select the input method for desktop use. there has been some dozens of bugs -- even in this release probably but anyway ;) -- being fixed in releases.
Today I'm pleased to announce this release finally, with the support of the majority toolkits/desktops in the opensource world.
Today I'm pleased to announce this release finally, with the support of the majority toolkits/desktops in the opensource world.
December 21, 2010
Demo: rendering PostScript on Hieroglyph
It's been a while to post something on this blog. and I'm demonstrating this second times, but with the different code-base.
I don't have too much words to talk about this yet; This is too simple and too slow, plus may be too bored to have a look. but it should be a big step toward seeing what Hieroglyph is. anyway here is a demo video:
Note: just uploaded the original ogg video file here.
I don't have too much words to talk about this yet; This is too simple and too slow, plus may be too bored to have a look. but it should be a big step toward seeing what Hieroglyph is. anyway here is a demo video:
Note: just uploaded the original ogg video file here.
June 25, 2010
A hack to allow editing the charset and the lang in a font on fontconfig
Background
fontconfig is scanning a font and gathering the information to see what kind of character sets it's possible to support. being used to pick up the certain font according to a request from a user. having said that all of the fonts doesn't necessarily have certain coverage of the glyphs for certain character sets. so given that missing glyphs are not a big deal or still looks good with a fallback font for them, there should be needs to use such fonts for the certain language anyway.
Syntax
After this hack, two elements are available. <charset> to update the character sets information a.k.a. FcCharSet and <langset> to update the language coverage information a.k.a. FcLangSet. in either case, the element has to have the language name that is available as orth file in fontconfig but without .orth suffix, as CDATA. it looks like:
And you have to run fc-cache again to re-generate the fontconfig cache file because the above rule only affects the scan phase. then starting to match HanaMin for serif:lang=ja in this case. which originally has zh-hk, zh-mo and zh-tw coverage.
Code
See private git repo
fontconfig is scanning a font and gathering the information to see what kind of character sets it's possible to support. being used to pick up the certain font according to a request from a user. having said that all of the fonts doesn't necessarily have certain coverage of the glyphs for certain character sets. so given that missing glyphs are not a big deal or still looks good with a fallback font for them, there should be needs to use such fonts for the certain language anyway.
Syntax
After this hack, two elements are available. <charset> to update the character sets information a.k.a. FcCharSet and <langset> to update the language coverage information a.k.a. FcLangSet. in either case, the element has to have the language name that is available as orth file in fontconfig but without .orth suffix, as CDATA. it looks like:
<match target="scan"> <test name="family"> <string>HanaMin</string> </test> <edit name="charset" mode="assign" binding="strong"> <charset>ja</charset> </edit> <edit name="lang" mode="assign" binding="strong"> <langset>ja</langset> </edit> </match>
And you have to run fc-cache again to re-generate the fontconfig cache file because the above rule only affects the scan phase. then starting to match HanaMin for serif:lang=ja in this case. which originally has zh-hk, zh-mo and zh-tw coverage.
Code
See private git repo
June 1, 2010
How to reset the background on GNOME desktop (with unusual way...)
ニッチな需要かもだけど、どうなってんのという感じで。
背景画像や背景色の変更はGNOME上ではgnome-appearance-propertiesで行う。ここを一度でも変えると個々人の設定として記録される。ディストリビューションによっては毎リリースごとテーマを変えてくるものもあり、新しいバージョン入れた!って気分を味わえなくてつまらないので、これを強制的にリセットする方法を探してみた。
といってもそんな大した話ではないけど、まずひとつ。/desktop/gnome/background/picture_filenameというキーがあって、こいつをクリアすると背景画像がデフォルトのものに戻る。が、しかし、再びgnome-appearance-propertiesを起動すると設定したものへまた戻ってしまう。
で、もうひとつ。$HOME/.gnome2/backgrounds.xmlというファイル。ここにも背景画像、背景色に関する情報が記録される。両方消すとデフォルトのものが正しく適用されるようになる。
おしまい。
背景画像や背景色の変更はGNOME上ではgnome-appearance-propertiesで行う。ここを一度でも変えると個々人の設定として記録される。ディストリビューションによっては毎リリースごとテーマを変えてくるものもあり、新しいバージョン入れた!って気分を味わえなくてつまらないので、これを強制的にリセットする方法を探してみた。
といってもそんな大した話ではないけど、まずひとつ。/desktop/gnome/background/picture_filenameというキーがあって、こいつをクリアすると背景画像がデフォルトのものに戻る。が、しかし、再びgnome-appearance-propertiesを起動すると設定したものへまた戻ってしまう。
で、もうひとつ。$HOME/.gnome2/backgrounds.xmlというファイル。ここにも背景画像、背景色に関する情報が記録される。両方消すとデフォルトのものが正しく適用されるようになる。
おしまい。
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