I write this after reading your exchange - with the hope that you might either help me to get started with Japanese facilities - or give me some leads whom else to contact.. I was a Windows user for many years, and used the Microsoft input program for Japanese (I am fairly fluent in the language). But some months ago (after a severe hardware problem) I changed to an ACER Travelmate 2420 (which was sold without any OS), and I installed SuSE 10.0 and later upgraded to 10.1. I did NOT create any Windows partition, and I am quite happy working in the Linux environment only - adding one element of what I need after the other. But I have not yet started to add Japanese. Any guidance how to start is highly welcome. Norbert Klein Phnom Penh/Cambodia Have a look at www.khmeros.info - creating UNICODE based localized Open Source software in Khmer = PILCH Hartmut wrote:
On Fri, Dec 22, 2006 at 01:57:18AM +0100, PILCH Hartmut wrote:
Hi Florian,
thanks for the encouraging hints,
When typing the chinese greeting
ni3 hao3 你好 nin2 hao3 您好
the first of either of the two was represented by a square.
I have no problems with the chinese charakter display in 10.2. I can see all characters. Maybe you haven't installed the right fonts?
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