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RE: Re: About new character set and keyboard driver for XFree86: msg#00043

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Subject: RE: Re: About new character set and keyboard driver for XFree86

hi, Batbileg.
Normally, Mongolian xkb was supported in XFree-4.3 already.
(2002-12-01).
You can use some unicode font with this xkb.

It would be useful for your problem. http://www.openmn.org
There is some documentation in your native language. If your problem is
not solved you can contact us.

Badaa

> Owen Taylor wrote:
>
> >On Thu, 2003-08-21 at 11:32, Batbileg wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Dear Fellows,
> >>
> >>Today, I have joined the XFree8/Fonts forum in
> order to develop the few
> >>things that required in order to increase the use
> of Linux in my home
> >>country.
> >>
> >>I am from Mongolia and mongolian language
> characters and keyboard driver
> >>is not available in stadard Linux package, ether
> its not available in MS
> >>Windows. However, due to exetnsive use of MS
> products, some companies
> >>developed free support software of fonts and
> keyboard drivers under MS
> >>and moreover Windows2000 and XP now has standrad
> support for our
> >>language. However, we don't have it under linux,
> whcih very frastred me.
> >>Now, I am gone to study at master degree, thus I
> have plenty of spare
> >>time to develop something. Thus, I hope you guys
> can help me to develop
> >>few fonts with English and Mongolian(on extended
> part) and keyboard
> >>driver, that I can proudly use my linux box in any
> cases and encourage
> >>others to use it.
> >>
> >>Please, help me and give me some hint where and how
> shall I
> >>
> >>
> >
> >Are you talking about Mongolian written in Cyrllic
> or the
> >Mongolian script?
> >
> >For the traditional Mongolian script, my
> understanding is that
> >is always written vertically, which poses a problem
> for
> >interfaces: I don't see how you can take a user
> interface
> >for horizontal writing and reuse it for a language
> written
> >
> >(Chinese and Japanese are frequently written
> vertically in print, but
> >general computer use are written horizontally.)
> >
> >How does this work under Windows?
> >
> >Thanks,
> > Owen
> >
> >
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> >
> >
> Actually, I am talking about Cyrillic fonts which
> differ from Russian
> and others a bit... Yes, there is a big problem with
> implementation of
> Mongolian writings...Thanks
>
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