On Wed, Sep 11, 2002 at 12:09:44PM +0800, Arne Goetje wrote: > > 1.no Xlib support (?) -- Seems that the debian XFree86 4.1.0 doesn't > > come with all the locales Inside /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/locale, there's no > > zh_*.UTF8 directories, and the README inside says that UTF-8 is broken > > in this version of X, damn! > > works fine for me... > try > dpkg-reconfigure locales > and select the UTF-8 versions. > I use en_US-UTF-8 as default locale. > I further use KDE as desktop and set everything to unicode (ISO 10???). > The fonts are set to Arial Unicode MS... yes, I took the font from M$... > but the Arphic fonts work as well (as long as you only want to display > chinese and english...) > I've set my locale to zh_HK.UTF8... i guess i've to stick to en_US.UTF8 until they put other utf8 in X... so KDE seems to have nice support of utf8. However, I'm not going to install KDE/Gnome/other desktop environment, my PC is just *too slow* :(. > > > 5. xfs-xtt is very unstable (crashes alot when viewing CJK web page with > > mozilla) > > no experience... I use the builtin xtt module in XFree86... (have to > specify it in the XFree86-4.conf) so u're not using any font server and have all the font paths in XF86Config? It'd be great if someone come up with some perl script to convert filenames to UTF8. I guess that can be done with iconv + perl -- - jhy "If you are reading this line you've too much time to waste." -- | This message was re-posted from debian-chinese-big5@lists.debian.org | and converted from big5 to gb2312 by an automatic gateway.
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