KDE apps and kanji

hi,
using XFCE actually but amarok is there too
I noticed i can't see kanji symbols in amarok, but ONLY kanji. Other unicode symbols are ok.
Katakana and hiragana are shown properly.
The same situation is with ID3 tags and filenames when displayed by amarok.
And yes both filename nad ID3 tags are 100% unicode.
In terminal and applications like thunar filenames are displayed properly even with kanji.
My locale is using utf8.
Asked some of ppl i know and they had the same problem. Not only with amarok but other KDE apps too.
So what could it be?
Is it that KDE applications use fonts that can't display kanji yet can display katakana and hiragana?
Makes no sense to me...
Hope anyone knows the solution
thx

kiloecho7 wrote:
Hey _saiko,
I'm running XFCE on arch64, and am living in 熊本 right now so I deal with kanji on a daily basis. Both kanji and kana work for me in Amarok (and everywhere else, for that matter), here are the instructions that I followed step by step in order to achieve it.
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Scim
I also had the following fonts installed by pacman:
ttf-arphic-ukai
ttf-arphic-uming
ttf-dejavu
ttf-fireflysung
もしそうするとまだ漢字を見えなかったら、どうすればいい分かりません。
many thanks
after i installed the fonts amarok displays kanji too!
the thing is... i didn't think fonts would be the problem since all my other applications successfully showed kanji with like.. default fonts
tho... those kanji appear in amarok as if they really are from some other font
actually... it's my font rendering that has problems...
only those kanji and only in amarok... they appear as if they aren't rendered properly...
here's a sshot:
http://pub.insanity.in/img/scrshot/2008 … _scrot.png
oh well :>
well i'm not studying japanese or something... tho i might
Last edited by _saiko (2008-02-01 23:48:52)

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もしそうするとまだ漢字を見えなかったら、どうすればいい分かりません。
many thanks
after i installed the fonts amarok displays kanji too!
the thing is... i didn't think fonts would be the problem since all my other applications successfully showed kanji with like.. default fonts
tho... those kanji appear in amarok as if they really are from some other font
actually... it's my font rendering that has problems...
only those kanji and only in amarok... they appear as if they aren't rendered properly...
here's a sshot:
http://pub.insanity.in/img/scrshot/2008 … _scrot.png
oh well :>
well i'm not studying japanese or something... tho i might
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