Vistatec/sle 15 sp6 locdrop3 sleforsap localisation checkin #182
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…uide - ja-jp, (2) DC-SLES-SAP-installation - ja-jp. XML from translation, preprocessed, plus loc. artwork
…white text not rendering against dark backgrounds. Also minor edits in copyright file.
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Description
Delivering localised XML and graphics files for the 2 Japanese SLES for SAP books from SLE 15 SP6, locdrop 3.
NOTE
The SVG
s4s_overview.svgcaused issues with white colour not rendering correctly over dark backgrounds. We saw this issue last year too, where we had to swap the SVG for a PNG. This year we have tweaked the SVG by using live text rather than text converted to paths, and tweaking line breaks and alignments. However, this has led to font issues on this image, where Noto Sans CJK JP Medium is being, for some reason, substituted with Noto Sans CJK JP Thin. But we figured, at least the text is legible, so it was more acceptable. The final output created by SUSE may produce better results.Which product versions do the changes apply to?