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List:       kde-i18n-doc
Subject:    Re: tibetan
From:       Juraj Bednar <juraj () bednar ! sk>
Date:       2001-10-08 18:53:48
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Hello,
> If  there is a defined/standard Tibetan keyboard
> layout for Windows, it can be used to define one for
> Linux as well. I am not familiar with Tibetan, but I
> understand from your email that it is defined in
> Unicode. That should enable them to define and use a
> layout. Arial Unicode MS could be a beginning point as

Watch out! Arial Unicode MS is _NOT_ free!

> for fonts. I guess locale can be defined too. The best
> thing would be to have a coordinator and a team for
> Tibetan. They would take care of these things.
> Others on this list should be able to give you better
> advice on this.
> 
> For keyboard related issues you can have a look at:
> 
> http://www.farsikde.com/keyboard.html

thanks...


  Juraj.



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