Ladislav> apt-get install ttf-baekmuk should solve your problem.
OK, now looking at Japanese, I occasionally notice boxes with "9A28",
"6CA2", etc. I must be missing a few chars. What would the
mozilla user of today be sure to have apt-gotten in order to be
prepared for almost any language?
Do I just do
COLUMNS=222 dpkg -l ttf\*|awk '/^pn/{print $2}'|xargs apt-get install
I.e. get all the ttf- packages?
Wait, there are problems with that and some conflicts, and even some
free/non-free decisions. Hmmm, then I suppose I must ask for a list
of what to apt-get still.
One moment, now looking at Japanese under emacs, it turns out some
very common characters are missing, so something must be maladjusted
in mozilla.
For instance, in a charset=EUC-JP document, mozilla shows a square
"5FDC" where emacs shows:
character: 応 (0154376, 55550, 0xd8fe)
charset: japanese-jisx0208 (JISX0208.1983/1990 Japanese Kanji: ISO-IR-87)
code point: 49 126
buffer code: 0x92 0xB1 0xFE
file code: B1 FE (encoded by coding system japanese-iso-8bit-unix)
font: -JIS-Fixed-Medium-R-Normal--16-150-75-75-C-160-JISX0208.1983-0
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