Switches from "FreeMono" and "Dejavu Sans Mono" to "Courier New" and "Lucida Console"
and therefore brings us closer to 2k3sp2 stock fonts. Saves some RAM also.
Deletes some "Ubuntu" font left-overs in some Themes.
CORE-18605 (and partially CORE-16264)
By porting back the following commits:
0.4.15-dev-5362-g c47758b102 [SETUP][INF][MEDIA] Get rid of the last Ubuntu references CORE-18607 (#4871)
0.4.15-dev-5336-g bd40c13f6f [SETUP][BOOTDATA][FONTS][INF] Delete DejaVu Sans Mono and re-map (#4856)
0.4.15-dev-5335-g a4193ade03 [SETUP][FONTS][INF][GDI32_APITEST] Delete FreeMono and re-map (#4852)
0.4.15-dev-5324-g d035452148 [SETUP][INF][ROSTESTS] Delete font substitutions and tests for "DejaVu Sans" (#4829)
0.4.13-dev-768-g dc1aa8010a [FONTS][SETUP][BOOTDATA] Add Lucida Console font (#1793) CORE-16264
0.4.13-dev-750-g faa3237d46 [FONTS][BOOTDATA][SETUP] Add Courier New fonts (#1783)
Mutes too many to list them all here, but the motivation to pick that part was:
can be observed with MSVC 2010SP1 (16.0.40219.1) x86 target in dbg configuation:
C:\047rls\reactos\modules\rostests\winetests\rpcrt4\server.c(910) : warning C4305: 'function' : truncation from 'double' to 'float'
C:\047rls\reactos\modules\rostests\winetests\rpcrt4\server.c(910) : warning C4305: 'function' : truncation from 'double' to 'float'
Timo thought most likely that muting is okay here, to keep the diff to upstream low in the tests.
Partial pick from 0.4.14-dev-847-g 42d2d5ec9c
These tests show that the required output buffer size it returned in out.Length field when STATUS_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL is returned.
This patch will be sent upstream.
If we cannot find the functions in kernel32, try to get them from
kernel32_vista. This will allow testing our own implementation, while
still failing in W2K3 (no implementation available).
"reactos-cov\modules\rostests\winetests\msi\msi_winetest.rc(2): error RC2135: file not found: custom.dll [C:\ros_build\modules\rostests\winetests\msi\msi_winetest.vcxproj]".
Output files are written to Debug\ and Release\ subfolders in VSSolution mode, so the RC compiler will only find custom.dll if it knows to look in the right folder.
Thanks to Thomas Faber, who helped.
CORE-11836
