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Foreign character sets like Chinese and Japanese won't display in Slackware. They would display in Fedora Core 3. How can I make Slackware display those foreign character sets?
thanks,
mr.popper...
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foreign character sets
Foreign character sets like Chinese and Japanese won't display in Slackware. They would display in Fedora Core 3. How can I make Slackware display those foreign character sets?
thanks,
mr.popper
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use kanji , cana or Zhcon
use kanji , cana or Zhcon . u will find the details on http://www.freshmeat.net about these projets.
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well in Mozilla they are available as plugins
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i had this same problem and i searched all over the net trying to find the answer. i tryed enabling different character sets, installing ms true type fonts, nothing worked. until i installed the newest version of xorg. in one of the config files (i forget which one sorry! but it was commented so finding the right option shouldnt be a problem) you can choose an option to keep your old font files or overwrite them. just change the option to overwrite them. voila, kanji and kana are displayed!


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