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Old 11-23-2010, 03:37 PM   #26
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jetfin View Post
the font is 'helvetica lt medium 65'. you'll have to get a copy of it and put it in the fonts folder mentioned in the first post
a simpler, and, probably, better alternative is to point the Program to the directory
where your system fonts reside. This can be accomplished by editing the goqt.sh script
sitting in a root directory of fbKindle/FBReader. Find the line
Code:
export QT_QWS_FONTDIR=`pwd`/qtKindle/lib/fonts
and replace it with
Code:
export QT_QWS_FONTDIR=/usr/java/lib/fonts
BTW, if we're discussing the goqt.sh ...
fbKindle/FBreader is capable of showing dialogs and menus in many native languages:
in goqt.sh find the line
Code:
./"$1" -qws
and replace it with
Code:
./"$1" -qws -lang <your_preferred_language_code>
langage code is a two-letter sequence representing the language.
Default is en which stands for English. Following interface languages are currently supported:
Code:
[root@kindle fbKindle]# ls share/FBReader/resources/
ar.xml  de.xml  es.xml  fr.xml  id.xml  lt.xml  ru.xml  uk.xml  zh.xml
cs.xml  en.xml  fi.xml  hu.xml  itxml  nl.xml  sv.xml  vi.xml
[root@kindle fbKindle]#
(uk stands for Ukrainian...)
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