Re: OS Humor

["Shigeru IKEDA" <si@example.com>]

I don't know the books you want, I think Japanese-HOWTO or so exists.

Easy way to display Japanese is installing X11. You can display and edit Japanese text with Xedit, which is in the standard X11 distribution.

*First install X11 with Japanese fonts.

*Second add following stuff to your resource database file (.Xdefaults, .Xresources).

Xedit*international: true
Xedit*fontSet: a14,k14,r14

*Third set shell environment variable LANG and XMODIFIERS.

export LANG ja


 ------ On 4/30/96 at 3:41:24 AM tlug@example.com wrote: ------

Hi,

I've fond this on the net. Enjoy!

Sincerely,

Kise

PS
Question 1: Does Linux support the Diamond Speedstar series?
Question 2: Could anyone recommend Linux books describing how to display
	    Japanese under Linux? The one I'm using, "Using Linux," from
	    Que doen't have any information on the subject.


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