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I got Korean to display system wide on my N9!
You just have to copy a ttf file into /usr/share/fonts directory. (I named mine koreanfont.ttf but that means it can be named anything) I transferred the file via SSH sftp over wireless. (ssh server is already built-in and enabled on the N9 which is awesome)
Then just reboot the phone to ensure N9 uses it system wide. (without a reboot, it uses it still but not in some parts such as the web browser)
I have no idea how it just decides to use that font instead of others but hey, I'm not complaining!
Now all I need is Korean input support and I'll be VERY happy.
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10-07-2011
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He confirmed that he works for Nokia as a N9 Software Engineer.
(Wow. Glad there is a Korean in there trying to make the N9 better!)
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Ah, just noticed https://meego.gitorious.org/meegotou...e_requests/404 - so something is happening, indeed :-)
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Oh, that's who I spoke with. (the requestor)
Thank you for looking into this. I really appreciate it.
Hope I can type Korean "properly" on my N9 soon.
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You just have to copy a ttf file into /usr/share/fonts directory. (I named mine koreanfont.ttf but that means it can be named anything) I transferred the file via SSH sftp over wireless. (ssh server is already built-in and enabled on the N9 which is awesome)
Then just reboot the phone to ensure N9 uses it system wide. (without a reboot, it uses it still but not in some parts such as the web browser)
I have no idea how it just decides to use that font instead of others but hey, I'm not complaining!
Now all I need is Korean input support and I'll be VERY happy.
UPDATE: Korean input is now possible also! (although not perfect)
http://shootspeak.com/2011/10/13/kor...alpha-release/
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