On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Vitaly Ganusov wrote:
> Dear friends (druz'ya), > > I've decided to move to Linux but there is one big problem that stops me. > I'm Russian and want to have an opportunity to read and most importantly > write in Russian under Linux. > So far we have a Linux box with Potato release where I can experiment but I > was unable given my scarce understanding of Linux to install (turn on) > Russian keyboard there. I found a manual for Woody distribution (by Aoki) how > to internationalize Debian but it did not work (?or I did not do things > right). The example in the manual was given for Chinese so I couldn't apply > it to Russian. Another thing is that I want to use English by default but be > able to switch keyboards to write in Russian (emails and other stuff), and > not just have Russian (so other people, not Russian Speaking can also use the > computer). Can you help me with this? > > Sincerely, > > Vitaly > > (Zaranee Bol'shoe Spasibo) > Try to read /usr/share/doc/HOWTO/en-txt/Cyrillic-HOWTO.txt.gz Good luck! Yura
