ubuntu 中文默认字体的设置

我一直希望能够分别设置中文和英文的字体，但是一直都没成功。

之前一直是只设置喜欢的英文字体作为默认字体，但是中文的话就非常难看，现象是很多文字字体，大小都不一致。

仔细想想，它(我一直用gnome)字体显示的工作原理大致是有个字体列表，然后要显示一个字的时候就依次查找，直到找到一个能够显示的为止。比如如果我设的默认字体是个中文字体，那么英文字体一般就会跟着改变。但是现在默认字体是英文的，显示中文时自然找不到，于是它就从自己的默认列表里去找到了。

至于列表具体存放的位置，我找了找，是在/etc/fonts/conf.d里，相关的有两个文件， 40-generic.conf 和 65-nonlatin.conf, 根据/etc/fonts/conf.avail里的说明，这些配置文件是按编号顺序依次加载的，于是修改65-nonlatin.conf, 由于我想使用文鼎楷体，于是找到对应的, 并把它移到所在里的最前面，成为第一个。

之后重启X时没进去，卡住了，然后重启了一下问题解决。

现在爽眼多了。

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