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Korean support for KDE2

Posted by Navindra Umanee on Wednesday 27/Sep/2000, @11:03
from the inter-natio-nali-zation dept.
Well, this is pretty cool. Bumchul Kim has updated his webpage with patches and details on what's needed to make KDE CVS and Qt 2.2.0 work well with the Korean charset. Includes cool screenshots and a patch for an OnTheSpot implementation in Qt. The good news is that a lot of the KDE patches have already made it to CVS.

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Re: Korean support for KDE2
by Case Roole on Wednesday 27/Sep/2000, @12:25

This looks wonderful :-)
I hope KDE2 will become a success in Korea.

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Re: Korean support for KDE2
by Y2K on Thursday 28/Sep/2000, @08:18

A minor correction: BIG5 encoding is not for Korean but for Traditional Chinese(used in Taiwan and Hong Kong)

Does KDE2 work well with Chinese characters? if not I can probably add chinese support when I get some free time later.

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Re: Korean support for KDE2
by Navindra Umanee on Thursday 28/Sep/2000, @08:47

Hmmm, thanks. I wasn't so sure of that, though I thought I'd seen it called that way somewhere. I'll drop the "Big 5" from the article.

I'm not sure about Chinese characters. There is a simplified Chinese team listed at http://i18n.kde.org/.

Cheers, Navin.

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Re: Korean support for KDE2
by MingChe on Thursday 28/Sep/2000, @09:15

kde2 works well in big5 encoding
, and can generate correct ps file now

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Re: Korean support for KDE2
by Y2K on Thursday 28/Sep/2000, @09:54

Awesome! Does it need special patch or just work out of the box? What fonts do u need?

Thanks

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Re: Korean support for KDE2
by This is great on Thursday 28/Sep/2000, @08:49

I've been waiting for this, I have a lot of Korean customers who are frustrated with not being able to type/read Korean on their computers. Great work.

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