Description of problem: The em-dash character U2014 has an incorrect glyph at least in the serif font. It displays as ñ instead. See the attached crop of a screenshot (this is firefox showing the code described below). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): liberation-fonts-1.04-1.fc9.noarch How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.store this in a file >>> start <<< <html> should be em-dash >> — << <pre> should be em-dash >> — << </pre> em-dash = U2014 = &#8212 </html> >>> end <<< 2.view in firefox 3. Actual results: see attached screenshot Expected results: correctly displayed em-dash Additional info:
Created attachment 313022 [details] Crop of screenshot showing code above in firefox
Restarting your desktop should fix it. That's usually a font caching problem.
I will do a triage very soon.
Triaged with the following: http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/updates/9/i386/liberation-fonts-1.04-1.fc9.noarch.rpm Results: - Configured firefox 3.0.1 with Liberation Serif as default font and loaded the html code provided by reporter, it is shown correctly. - Started gucharmap and select Liberation Serif font. Searched U+2014 and it also displays correctly. - Opened LiberationSerif-{Regular,Bold}.ttf with fontforge and searched for U+2014. There is correct glyph in U+2014 codepoint. This bug should be closed 'notabug'.
Created attachment 313530 [details] Screenshot on my firefox.
Created attachment 313531 [details] Screenshot on my gucharmap. Top left is the U+2014. It does show correctly.