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Description of problem: It would be good to install as many fonts as possible for wider default unicode coverage on installation. Major Desktop OS's have done this for a while. Users should not have to install fonts that we ship to display unknown glyphs in their browser, etc, it should Just Work. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install Fedora Core in English 2. visit a page with some Asian text or look at the gdm language menu Actual results: 2. missing glyph boxes Expected results: 2. should display the glyphs with our fonts Additional info: There is only one known problem: Unicode Han unification of Japanese and Chinese glyphs, means that prioritization according to locale in fontconfig will be necessary. Probably need to open another bug for that. (A workaround for that could be to not install fonts-japanese for Chinese users for now, since it overrides the Chinese font currently iirc.)
Hrm, there are a LOT of fonts that require a bunch of other packages. This could bloat the install quite a lot. I think we could make it easier to add fonts after the fact, but not sure I like the idea of installing them all by default. That said, this discussion should be on fedora-devel-list, not in a bugzilla.