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I want to point out that even before the quoted change, Fedora presumably used Noto Sans Arabic as its sans-serif for users with an actual Arabic locale, resulting in appearance similar to (same as) the “broken” screenshot in this report. Perhaps sans-serif isn’t quite that safe of a default for OSD/subtitle font.
@luk1337 or any Arabic users: FWIW another way to work around this is to set an explicit osd-font in mpv’s configuration.
Still, this is another reason why libass may want to change how it sizes fallback fonts.
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Reproduction steps
Do the following dnf upgrade on Fedora 39:
Expected behavior
OSD fonts look like this:
Actual behavior
OSD fonts look like this:
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