After the OS migration from Ubuntu to Debian on print.get-map.org Japanese and Korean characters do not render correctly anymore -- probably other languages, too, I only checked those two for now.
It does not seem to be a general "Latin only" problem as Cyrillic, Hebrew and Arabic are rendered just fine.
Not really sure what is going on here as I verified that all available font packages, and especially the full Google Noto fonts, are installed on the system ...
hartmut-mariadb
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1 year ago
After the OS migration from Ubuntu to Debian on print.get-map.org Japanese and Korean characters do not render correctly anymore -- probably other languages, too, I only checked those two for now.
It does not seem to be a general "Latin only" problem as Cyrillic, Hebrew and Arabic are rendered just fine.
Not really sure what is going on here as I verified that all available font packages, and especially the full Google Noto fonts, are installed on the system ...