Hi Murod, On Fri, Aug 12, 2005 at 09:24:56AM +0500, Murod Latifov wrote: > I would like to have information regarding creating of keymaps for > KDE3.x for utf-8.
KDE or not doesn't matter. You create a keymap like you would with any other desktop environment. > Any suggestion would be appreciated. As far as I know > there is no keymap for tajik language in utf-8. UTF-8 doesn't matter either. Keymaps use symbolic names, not related to encoding. (hex-values of UTF-8 are possible as well). The encoding used in the keymap-file doesn't matter - it only has to be supported by your system. "dumpkeys --help" will tell you what charsets you can choose from. What locale you use for your system is not tied to the charset in the keymap file. AFAIK tajik uses cyrillic letters, so probably you should start with a russian keymap and modify that instead of starting from scratch. "man keymaps" gives you a detailed overwiev of how the file has to look and what you can do. The format is very similar to the one for xmodmap, so you can start by dumping your current map with "xmpdmap -pke" and create a modified map based on that one. ciao Christian -- NP: Rage Against The Machine - Bombtrack --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
