Quote:
Originally Posted by h1uke
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
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...) |
this method for font by editing the goqt.sh script is great. For DX user, this solves the support of CJK (Chinese, Japanese and Korean) problem.
Thanks all.
BTW, is it possible one day the FbKindle support bookmark/annotation of epub reading?