(In reply to comment #33)
> I had said this many times, but one more time since you don't seem to get it.
>
> 65-nonlatin is not for fonts under Japanese locale!
Sorry my poor explanation. I know 65-nonlatin is not for japanese locale. it's different issue.
I suggested to drop ja and ko from lang attribute in chienese fonts.
Even in en, fr locale, if you use 65-nonlatin.conf(id=27897) and both Chinese and japanese fonts are installed, Japanese text even specified as 'ja' is displayed by chinese fonts. Because Chinese fonts have 'ja' in lang attribute.
(In reply to comment #33)
> I had said this many times, but one more time since you don't seem to get it.
>
> 65-nonlatin is not for fonts under Japanese locale!
Sorry my poor explanation. I know 65-nonlatin is not for japanese locale. it's different issue.
I suggested to drop ja and ko from lang attribute in chienese fonts.
For example:
$ pango-view --font=sans-serif --language=en_US --markup --text='<span lang="ja" >直骨</span> ' >直骨</span> '
$ pango-view --font=sans-serif --language=en_US --markup --text='<span lang="zh"
Even in en, fr locale, if you use 65-nonlatin. conf(id= 27897) and both Chinese and japanese fonts are installed, Japanese text even specified as 'ja' is displayed by chinese fonts. Because Chinese fonts have 'ja' in lang attribute.