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Chinese solutions for Gtk1 programs such as XMMS aMule under X.org
If not
II.
1.
Install xmms-mpg123-ja
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| Sudo apt-get install xmms-mpg123-ja |
The xmms-mpg123-ja has more encoding conversions than the default mpg123
2.
Replacing the default xmms-mpg123-ja for xmms with the xmms-mpg123 plug-in
Xmms preference-audio input and output plug-in
Remove [Enable] of libmp g123
Select [Enable] For the libmpg123-ja
3.
Xmms preferences-audio input and output Plugin-libmpg123-ja-configuration-title
Select input Conversion
GB18030-"UTF-8
If not
III.
Modify the font. My font is:
Playlist:
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| -Adobe-Helvetica-Medium-r-normal -- 12-*-iso8859-1, -*-Medium-r-normal -- 16-*-gb2312.1980-0, *-r -* |
Main Window:
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| -Adobe-Helvetica-Medium-r-normal -- 12-*-iso8859-1, -*-Medium-r-normal -- 16-*-gb2312.1980-0, *-r -* |
You can change the font name by yourself.
Command Used to list the current font of the system: xlsfonts
You can use grep to obtain the required font. Here we need a gb18030 font, so we can write
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| Xlsfon ts | grep 18030 |
After finding the font, replace the font name with the name you need. You can change the font size.
Method 2:
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1. xmms uses the GTK 1. X Font mechanism, which is different from the current general fontconfig. Therefore, you need to install a usable Chinese font Based on the GTK 1. X Font mechanism.
2. This document uses the simsun. TTC font for configuration.
3. Copy simsun. TTC to the/usr/share/fonts/local directory and create a directory (the directory location is not absolute)
4. in/usr/share/fonts/local, generate the fonts. dir file and fonts. scale. The command is as follows:
$ Mkfontscale
$ Mkfontdir
(Note: mkfontdir cannot generate the text file of TTC or TTF)
5. Add to xlsfonts:
$ Xset + FP/usr/share/fonts/local/
6. Add in/etc/X11/XF86Config-4 or/etc/X11/Xorg. conf (depending on the xserver you are using)
FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/local /"
7. Check whether the system can find the installed font
$ Xset q
$ Xlsfonts | grep gb
8. zh_CN.utf-8. cp/etc/gtk/gtkrc. zh_CN/etc/gtk/gtkrc.
9. edit/etc/gtk/gtkrc. zh_CN.utf-8 in the form below:
Style "gtk-default-zh-cn-utf8 "{
Fontset = "-adobe-helvetica-medium-r-normal -- 12-*-iso8859-1 ,/
-Misc-simsun-medium-r-normal -- 14-*-gb2312.1980-0, *-r -*"
}
Class "GtkWidget" style "gtk-default-zh-cn-utf8"
10. Start xmms and set its "Preferences" --> "font":
-Bitstream charter-medium-r-normal-*-120-*-p-*-iso10646-1, -misc-simsun-medium-r-normal-*-110-*-p-*-gb2312.1980-0
11. in xmms, set "option" --> "title" --> "title format" to: % f. select only the name of the displayed file. (Note: The description information of the audio file is encoded differently, which may cause garbled characters)Tip: Note 6th. The reason for xmms garbled characters may be that you have reconfigured/etc/X11/xorg. conf (such as installing the nvidia graphics card driver), and some useful FontPath items are lost. Check your previous xorg. conf file backup, add the corresponding FontPath to your configured/etc/X11/xorg. conf file. The solution to ubuntu 6.06 is also possible. |
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