Description of problem: Set the locale to one of following: th_TH, th_TH.tis620 or th_TH.utf8, then start some binary from the openoffice.org2 suite, oodraw2 for example. You will see, that none of the menubars and button text is displayed. (*.mo files for these encodings missing?) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): openoffice.org2-base-2.0.4-5.6.0.* How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. set locale to one of th_TH, th_TH.tis620 or th_TH.utf8 2. start some ooffice2 binary (oocalc2 for example) 3. you will see, that text in menubars "File", "Open", "Edit" is blank (missing) Actual results: The button text is missing Expected results: Button text should be correctly displayed (in th_TH encoding, or at least in English) Additional info: This bug is related with testing advisory of RHEA-2007:9031.
I'd be interested in knowing if the same is true for the RHEL-5 OOo which should be about the same codebase as this.
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Here's what it looks like for me. I think the problem is likely that you don't have any thai fonts installed. Which is understandable as I don't think there are any shipped with RHEL-4, though these are downloadable from http://linux.thai.net/pub/thailinux/software/thai-ttf/
Can you confirm that adding the above fonts to your system, i.e. # mkdir /usr/share/fonts/thai # cp [fontfiles] /usr/share/fonts/thai # fc-cache -f -v and then launching the thai OOo then shows content for the thai text ?
After following the above steps (after installing thai fonts: . . . fc-cache: "/usr/share/fonts/thai/TTF": caching, 27 fonts, 0 dirs . . .) OOo shows content for the thai text correctly too => NOT A BUG.
excellent, all well.