Recently, it was quite strange because I started to install Ubuntu in my notebook (which is close to Debian) and there was a problem,
Okular cannot display Chinese characters. At the beginning, we had to use another machine (Debian) for display. Later I checked
The solution is as follows:
Apt-Get install poppler-data <br/>
This port is a file of the database poppler used to parse data, which is not installed. This is a bug.
Reference:
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poppler_%28software%29
2. http://blog.csdn.net/guanggY/archive/2009/07/20/4364221.aspx
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UPDATE: The unstable SID of Debian. Due to frequent updates, poppler-data may not be installed,
If you use evince to read PDF files during the interruption, this type of information will appear in addition to not displaying Chinese characters:
Error (373727): No font in show/space <br/> error: Unknown Font Tag 'f1' <br/> error (374276 ): no font in show/space <br/> error: Unknown Font Tag 'F4' <br/> error (374319 ): no font in show/space <br/> error (374376): No font in show/space <br/> error: unknown Font Tag 'f1' <br/> error (374399): No font in show/space <br/> error: unknown Font Tag 'f1' <br/> error (374419): No font in show/space <br/> error: unknown Font Tag 'f1' <br/> error (374483): No font in show/space <br/> error: Unknown Font Tag 'f1' <br/>
Install poppler-date to solve the problem.