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Do you speak russian? Or you need for other reasons? |
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If you speek, there is a lot cyrillization FAQs, you can read. If not - |
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we can make some small English translation for you. But vasically, there |
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is two ways, normal and "non-normal" :) |
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In normal way you just set in xorg.conf support for alternative |
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keyboard, set in X font server some cyrillic fonts and it mostly done. |
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Because internallization in Linux done quite well. Ok, probably some |
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software should be compiled also with USE="nls", but basically, proper |
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keyboard in and fonts settings - it is more than enough. |
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Anton. |
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Greg Golin wrote: |
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> Pardon my English. |
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> I have a question for the list. What do you guys use for Russian |
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> input? If I use translit.ru, will that present a problem? Or for |
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> example, GNOME allows for Russian input in some applications, can that |
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> feature be used? I'm afraid that the encoding will get screwy and then |
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> all that work will go to waste... |
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> TIA, |
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> GG |
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