Ubuntu8.04 fixed the problem of Chinese garbled characters in Flash Caused by changing the font configuration

Recently Ubuntu8.04 modified the system font configuration file structure, the original/etc/fonts/language-selector.conf is divided into four files, correspond to/etc/fonts/conf. d/29-language-selector-zh.conf, 69-language-selector-zh-cn.conf, 99-language-selector-zh.conf, and CJK_alia

Recently Ubuntu 8.04 modified the system font configuration file structure, the original/etc/fonts/language-selector.conf into four files, correspond to/etc/fonts/conf. d/29-language-selector-zh.conf, examples, 99-language-selector-zh.conf, and CJK_aliases. We often modify the sans font rendering sequence in the sequence file. If you find that the system font is incorrect, you can directly adjust the sequence, after adjusting the font order you like, restart X to restore the font of the system.

However, at this time, the Chinese characters in your Flash may still be garbled or different from the system font. This solution is very simple, and the/etc/fonts/conf. d/49-sansserif.conf: delete the file. This file adds sans-serif to all non-sans-serif and serif fonts, after deleting it, the font configuration in Flash is consistent with that in the external system. In addition, if there are garbled characters after this modification, try to adjust the Chinese font order in 69-language-selector-zh-cn.conf.