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Subject: Quality of Plan 9's Cyrillic fonts? - msg#00242List: os.plan9.generalspeakers/readers feel about the quality of Plan 9's Cyrillic fonts? Are they good, or should I search elsewhere? Also (and this might be related to Andrey's recent question), is there a way to type in Cyrillic's without hitting an Alt sequence for each character? Thanks! - Dan C. Thread at a glance:
Previous Message by Date: click to view message previewtyping russian charactersgood evening all, where find workable version of keyboard driver kbd.c and how to use it for typing russian characters? may be i need something else? thanks, -ask Next Message by Date: click to view message previewRe: Quality of Plan 9's Cyrillic fonts?| I've a need to write a bunch of text files in Russian; how do native | speakers/readers feel about the quality of Plan 9's Cyrillic fonts? I can't speak to that, but under Unix I've been happy using the newer X11 bitmap fonts that have some unicode coverage (like the updated version of the venerable 10x20.) If the licences permit, it might make sense to ship repackaged versions of them with Plan 9. Previous Message by Thread: click to view message previewtyping russian charactersgood evening all, where find workable version of keyboard driver kbd.c and how to use it for typing russian characters? may be i need something else? thanks, -ask Next Message by Thread: click to view message previewRe: Quality of Plan 9's Cyrillic fonts?| I've a need to write a bunch of text files in Russian; how do native | speakers/readers feel about the quality of Plan 9's Cyrillic fonts? I can't speak to that, but under Unix I've been happy using the newer X11 bitmap fonts that have some unicode coverage (like the updated version of the venerable 10x20.) If the licences permit, it might make sense to ship repackaged versions of them with Plan 9. Loading Comments...
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