The reason Firefox does not show the page properly is because it has got pango rendering turned off. Thanks a ton for all the info you digged up. For example, here is the situation before the fix: Please see bug for details about the incorrect rendering in Firefox and the solution procedure. I tried all of the above solutions, but none seem to work. Here is how Telugu text appears after the solution described in this bug report has been applied. Maybe I did not use the correct syntax; please have a look. 
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Changed in ttf-indic-fonts Baltix: The result of this situation can be seen in this screenshot see attachment. Comment on this change optional. Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. Incorrectly rendered Kannada text in Dapper 8.
It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website. You need to log in to change this bug's status. I tried all of the above solutions, but none seem to work. This information was last pulled 13 hours ago. Meanwhile do me a favour and alsofile a bug report against ttf-indic-fonts in Debian. Please see the attached screenshots for evidence.
Incorrectly rendered Kannada text in Dapper. Try installing the Telugu langauge support. I too would like to do that.
Pothana Telugu Keyboard
Notice that fontconfig correctly detects that the Hindi fonts provided by ttf-devanagari- fonts should be used to render Hindi text. Pothana was potyana2000 covering 0C55 Unicode codepoint.
For example, here is the situation before the fix: To post a comment you must log in. These cookies do not store any personal information. Kedage font was not covering 2 code fknt See full activity log.
Yudit for Telugu
This problem should be solved when the package migrates to Ubuntu. For other languages atleast for Korean? Incorrectly ront Kannada text in Dapper 8. Changed in ttf-indic-fonts Baltix: Here is how Telugu text appears after the solution described in this bug report has been applied.
POTHANA FONT FREE DOWNLOAD
Because the solutions given here work for us. I hope you will be able to solve this whole font configuration problem.
Soumyadip Modak soumyadip wrote on Can you provide few pointers on how to get started on that. In an ideal scenario, pothana font will have multiple Telugu OpenType fonts on the system and we will have to have a default font set somewhere in the system. I just confirmed that this bug also affects rendering of Kannada text.
Pothana2000
Incorrectly rendered Telugu text in Dapper 2. Looks like you guys are doing gnome telugu translation. The same problem applies to Kannada fonts provided by the package ttf-kannada-fonts see below.
Any help is appriciated.
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