Hi shaul,
First, Thanks for the help.
Second, Mandark is the best and support without any problem in Hebrew.
At 22:52 03/03/01 +0200, you wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I succeeded using Hebrew fonts in my browser without any problem.
> > How can I type in hebrew? There is any text editor? Do I have to re-map
> the
> > keyboard with xkb?
> >
>
>
>vim, or gvim if you prefer a GUI, is the way I am editing Hebrew text.
>The definitions of the kbd is done by a cmd from within the editor. But you
>must have the proper support compiled in. Debian's vim package has this.
>
>Your message mentions an Hebrew text editor in the context of Internet
>browsing. I believe that typing Hebrew into an html server is more
>problematic.
>If you are using any desktop env (KDE, GNOME) then, as far as I know, there
>are tools that are integrated to the env.
>
>
>BTW: Do other distros have Hebrew support for vim compiled in by default?
>
>
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