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Re: [suse-linux-ja] Re: [tlug] Suse blues-progress?
- Date: Mon, 08 Mar 2004 09:22:18 +0900
- From: "Lyle (Hiroshi) Saxon" <ronfaxon@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [suse-linux-ja] Re: [tlug] Suse blues-progress?
- References: <47086.202.245.133.250.1078194522.spork@example.com> <200403080102.48329.paul@example.com> <200403071803.59088.ugroh@example.com> <200403080429.17418.paul@example.com>
- Organization: Images Through Glass
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>I got this from the person who had same problem as me, but I am unsure yet why
>he needed to do it.....
>
>Lyle mentioned his does Japanese as is.
>
>And what about other suggestionsin this list
>(which may be for English systems addding Japanese?)
>
>
>
>>1. canna server: At the time of my question, I run my system in DHCP mod
>>allowing to change the client name (see YAST installation of a network
>>card). If you don't allow this (just unmarking the option), then the clinet
>>name is ugroh@example.com and everything works fine (Q: How to change this
>>behaviour of the canna server).
>>
>>
Something just occurred to me - this sounds like the situation where I
use a dictionary and it works fine, but only if the machine is
on-line. The test machine I tried that on was on-line at the time I
tried it... is your machine on-line at the time of your attempts? Wait
a second - let me test it off-line. /// I just tested my Japanese test
machine off-line and kanji input is working, but I wonder if it's set up
to update something on-line when you first set it up? A chess game I
tried was like that - the first time you use it, it asks to go on-line
and after that it works fine off-line? Sort of a case of the blind
leading the blind here, but we seem to be figuring this out bit by bit.
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