On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 10:13:36PM +1000, Drew Parsons wrote: > It looks useful. One problem I see with it is that it doesn't seem to > accept keyboard input directly from X, if that makes sense. You > *have* to use the supplied templates. This is undesirable for me > since I usually use just one other foreign language (russian), and have a > key mapped to easily toggle between latin and cyrillic (I found a use > at last for those silly Windows buttons... ;) ). In yudit you have to > bother clicking through the menu to switch back and forth, you can't > just tap a toggle jey. But I guess on the other hand, it means you > use yudit to edit in UTF-8 regardless of the locale you're using, > which is a good thing. > In Yudit 2.x you can configure the function keys (F1-F12 or more if you have them) to act as toggle keys. You can also toggle the font with shift+F1-F12, etc. (I may be wrong about which modifier key goes with which toggle, but except for that I'm right.) - Jimmy Kaplowitz jimmy@debian.org
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