Comment # 6 on bug 1202037 from Gordon Leung

(In reply to Cliff Zhao from comment #5)
> (In reply to Gordon Leung from comment #4)
> > (In reply to Cliff Zhao from comment #3)
> > > We don't support zh-MO, Could your problem reproduce between zh-HK and zh-TW?
> > Where can I get a list of supported locales? it is a bit confusing as the
> > Macau locale (zh_MO.UTF-8) is selectable from KDE's region section.
> > I have tested it on zh-HK and zh-TW locale and it was not a problem there.
> > So as far as I know it is only a problem for zh-MO.
> We only support GNOME; KDE desktop is supported by the community if there
> has someone willing to contribute. 
> So you can check: 
> GNOME desktop-> gnome-control-center -> Region & Language -> Language 
> There are only have: "������������������ ������������������"��������������������������� ������������������" ������������������ ������������������"��������� There's no guarantee all
> languages in the list will be supported but the language not in this list is
> absolutely no support. If you want the detailed list, please open an L3 bug,
> the product manager should have one, and he will consider whether to make it
> public. Generally, we deal with Chinese Hongkong and Chinese Macau problems
> inside Chinese Taiwan. means if the same bug CAN reproduce in the Chinese
> Taiwan locale, we will fix it; otherwise, we don't fix it.
Then I will open up an L3 bug I guess because I don't want to be surprised
again and learn that another locale I thought was supported was in fact not
supported.

> Another point is: You said that the character "���������" is incorrect in the bug
> description, could you please show some Macau government formal character
> standards which define the correct "���������" font type?
> I search for the Macau font standards for several days but get nothing. If
> you have, maybe we could discuss it further.
To be honest, I am mainly going off of my gut intuition so fair enough... I
guess this won't be fixed then since I also have problems trying to find such
standards.

I will be transparent and admit that this bugzilla was mostly raised because
someone from openSUSE/fonts-config
https://github.com/openSUSE/fonts-config/pull/23 wanted me to open a bugzilla
report about the zh-MO locale. I guess this bug can be closed as zh-MO is not
supported anyways.