Thank you all for the very interesting thread. FYI I'm using fedora core 5, KDE, everything standard. But that is not relevant. Dotan I think, almost figured me out, I'm using Linux for years, but always in console mode, never graphics, never gui. For that I used windows.
All I needed to know is that on the bottom right there's a little icon with "US" on it, and by clicking it, I'd switch to hebrew input. You could have said - very similar to windows. Anyway, this "how to kill a fly with an atomic bomb" was very educational. Thanks Dan On 2/14/07, Julian Daich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
El mié, 14-02-2007 a las 09:55 +0200, Dan Bar Dov escribió: > How do I input hebrew on Linux? Your question sound like,¨ How do I use an computer?¨ > More specifically, in firefox (2.0). Could you be more specific? Which Linux distribution and desktop enviroment are you using? Did you set the Hebrew? Usually you have to: 1. Set the Hebrew keyboard. 2. Have installed the Hebrew packages of* your* distro including aspell for Hebrew if you want support for spelling and, if it is available for your distro, Firefox-locale-he if you want Firefox in Hebrew. Hebrew packages are often called Language-pack-he or Langauge-support-he in some distros. Hebrew fonts, as Culmus, and other basics features have to be installed by default in most distros. Julian > > Thanks, > Dan > > ================================================================= > To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with > the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command > echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- Julian Daich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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