ISO-8859-13 is Latin7 Latin7 is going to cover the Baltic Rim and re-establish the Latvian (lv) support lost in Latin6 and may introduce the local quotation marks. Maybe iso-8859-4 (baltic languages) is a good replacement ? Does anybody know where an availlable implementation if latin-7 could be found ? http://puni.osf.lt/~alga/lt/Lituanizacijos-HOWTO.html seems to contain good information but it was written in some baltic language .... :-) see also http://czyborra.com/charsets/iso8859-13.txt.gz and http://czyborra.com/charsets/iso8859-13.bdf.gz -- MandrakeSoft http://www.mandrakesoft.com/ --Thierry
Dear Thierry, Sorry for disturbing you directly, but I am looking for solution of my problem for a couple of weeks. All I want to do is to make Mandrake show me KDE or netscape TTF fonts with my national encodings. As far as I know this is managed by X-TT patches for XFree and xfs font server. I know how to add new fonts but I dont know how to add new encoding iso8859-13. I tried different packages (ttmkfdir and mkttfdir.pl from some freetype perl library but they do all encodings from 1-to 9 and 15. I still missing ttf font encoding iso8559-13. I think if I could solve this (with someones help of course) I could reccomend Linux for all of my friends. At the moment they hesitate because they need national support (which is quite good under MS Windows). Thank you in advance, Zilvinas Lithuania p.s I read variouos HOW-TOs, help files from packages mentioned above but nothing helped...
