## Path:        Desktop
## Description: Display font configuration
## Type:        yesno
## Default:     yes
#
# generate TTCap entries in fonts.dir, which can be used by 
# xtt/freetype font module
#
GENERATE_TTCAP_ENTRIES="yes"

## Path:        System/Printing
## Description: Printer font configuration
## Type:        yesno
## Default:     no
#
# generate fontmaps for ghostscript
#
# (needs 'ftdump' from the 'ft2demos' package).
#
GENERATE_GHOSTSCRIPT_FONTMAPS="no"

## Path:        Desktop
## Description: Display font configuration
## Type:        yesno
## Default:     yes
#
# generate font setup for OpenOffice
#
GENERATE_OOO_FONT_SETUP="yes"

## Path:        Desktop
## Description: Display font configuration
## Type:        yesno
## Default:     yes
#
# generate font setup for Java 1.4.x and Java 1.5.x
#
GENERATE_JAVA_FONT_SETUP="yes"

## Path:        Desktop
## Description: Display font configuration
## Type:        integer
## Default:     0
#
# Fonts which have high quality byte code interpreter instructions
# can look very good in small sizes when rendered in black and white
# (no anti-aliasing!) using the byte code interpreter (not the autohinter!).
# The results look as good as high quality bitmap fonts.
#
# If you want to use this rendering style by default for all fonts
# which are known to have good byte code instructions (these are the
# fonts from the agfa-fonts package and the Microsoft webfonts), enter
# an integer number greater than 0 here. For example, if you enter "18",
# black and white rendering using the byte code interpreter will be used
# for pixel sizes <= 18, for larger sizes the autohinter and anti-aliasing
# will be used. You can disable this by entering "0".
#
BYTECODE_BW_MAX_PIXEL="0"

## Path:        Desktop
## Description: Display font configuration
## Type:        yesno
## Default:     yes
#
# As rendering of outlines is often not perfect at small sizes, some
# TrueType or OpenType fonts contain "embedded" bitmaps for small sizes.
# This is very common in CJK fonts.
#
# Using embedded bitmaps usually gives clearly readable results as the bitmaps
# are handtuned for good readability and do not suffer from imperfections
# of the rendering algorithms.
#
# On the other hand, anti-aliasing is only possible when the outlines
# are used.
#
# Often, using the outlines with anti-aliasing looks more "beautiful".
# But using the embedded bitmaps is often better readable.
# It is a matter of taste, decide by yourself which style you prefer.
#
USE_EMBEDDED_BITMAPS="yes"

## Path:        Desktop
## Description: Display font configuration
## Type:        string
## Default:     ja:ko:zh-CN:zh-TW:zh-HK:zh-SG
#
# You can limit the use of embedded bitmaps only to fonts which support certain
# languages. To do this set this variable to a colon separated list of languages.
# The spelling of the languages is the same as used by fontconfig.
# For example, if you want to use embedded bitmaps only in fonts supporting
# Japanese or simplified Chinese, you can set this variable to "ja:zh-CN".
# If you want to use embedded bitmaps for *all* languages, set this variable
# to the empty string "" or to "no".
#
EMBEDDED_BITMAPS_LANGUAGES="ja:ko:zh-CN:zh-TW:zh-HK:zh-SG"