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The most common problem with Urdu Fonts in Ubuntu is that the fonts are broken/disjointed. This is not Ubuntu's fault, but the way web browsers use fonts on Linux system is a bit strange.
But, finally here is the definite solution.
...STEPS:
1. install all Urdu fonts available in package repos.
2. For Firefox, this problem can be solved by setting the Urdu (Nakash/Noori/Nastaleeq etc.) fonts as default fonts for Arabic. Go to:
Options/Preferences
-> Fonts & Colors
-> Advanced
-> Fonts for: select Arabic (instead of Western), and select Serif=Nakash, Sans-serif=Nakash (or instead of Nakash any Urdu font).
AND MOST IMPORTANT:: Uncheck the box: Allow pages to choose their own fonts.
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3. For Chrome: Go to:
-> Settings::
-> Advanced Settings::
-> Web Contents -> Customize Fonts::
-> Fonts and Encoding: instead of default Western fonts, you have to:
select: Jameel Noori Nastaleeq/ PakType Naqash (or your Urdu font)::
Encoding: instead of Western, select Arabic.
If there is still any problem, kindly leave a comment below this note, or post it at the page.
~mubeen
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What: Ubuntu Pakistan community meetup (Online)
When: 4:00 PM, Sunday, 29th Auguts, 2010.
Where: Skype
...Meeting Summary:
Attendees:
- Qasim Ayyaz (http://www.facebook.com/
QasimAyyaz) - Omer (http://www.facebook.com/
omer.pk) - Babar Zahoor (http://www.facebook.com/
babarzahoor) - Haroon Idrees (http://www.facebook.com/
haroonidrees) - Zaid Munir
- Mustafa Qasim (www.twitter.com/mustafaqasim)
Talked About:
- Need of Ubuntu Pakistan and Open Source educational groups.
- Educating people especially IT student about use of Ubuntu.
- Promoting the culture of IT groups for the benifit of students and community.
- Organizing Ubuntu workshops in FAST University, Lahore.
Action Items:
- Qasim Ayyaz, Zaid Munir and Mustafa Qasim will meet in coming week to plan Ubuntu workshop in Lahore.
- Qasim Ayyaz (http://www.facebook.com/

