Created attachment 705669 [details] Compare rendering of Konsole, Kwrite and Leafpad Description of problem: Konsole and also KWrite replace some non ISO-8859-1 characters of some font (for example terminus) with other font and broke rendering. Terminus includes all needed UTF-8 national characters and it works without troubles in GTK+ applications like Leafpad. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): konsole-4.9.5-1.fc18.x86_64 terminus-fonts-4.36-3.fc18.noarch How reproducible: In Konsole select font Terminus size 9 and write some text like: Příliš žluťoučký kůň úpěl ďábelské ódy Steps to Reproduce: 1. Select font Terminus size 9 2. Write "Příliš žluťoučký kůň úpěl ďábelské ódy" 3. Look at the output Actual results: National characters are replaced with other font Expected results: National characters will be used from font in UTF-8 Additional info: This bug exists also on Mandriva/Mageia from KDE 4.0 up to now.
Created attachment 742976 [details] Text file containing Simplified Chinese in UTF-8
Created attachment 742977 [details] Screen Capture of Consistent Fonts
Created attachment 742978 [details] Screen Capture of Inconsistent Fonts
I believe my issue is the same as above. To recreate the problem I did the following. 1. Installed cjkuni-ukai-fonts 2. In "system settings" set the "General" font to UKai CN and the "Fixed-Width" font to FreeMono. 3. In the settings for konsole set the font to either "FreeMono" or "Courier 10 Pitch. 4. Use either vi or cat to display the contents of simp-CN.txt If konsole is set to Courier the fonts are consistent as shown in the screen capture. If konsole is set to FreeMono the fonts are a mixture of UKai fonts and FreeMono fonts.
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Same behaviour is in Fedora 21.
Same bug is in Fedora 22. This is probably some QT library bug, but I am not programmer. This bug is here for many years from KDE 4.0. It works in KDE 3.x. Can somebody look on it? It is easy to reproduce this bug.
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Bug is still same also in Fedora 24.
I encourage you to consider opening a bug report upstream @ bugs.kde.org (though this may ultimately be a Qt bug).
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It was fixed in Fedora 26. It works now, but the name of "Terminus" font is "xos4 Terminus"
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