Curtis Brune <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> cjk-lyx fails to run, however, saying "Sorry, This subroutine requires
> the scalable hangul fonts". I can't seem to find any debian packages
> that contain hangul fonts (which are korean I believe).
The standard X11R6 contains *non-scalabel* hangul fonts, although you
don't need hangul fonts. Anyway, I think "Netscape for MS Windows"
distribution has Cyberbit TrueType font in it. It is a Unicode fonts
with practically sufficient numbers of CJK ideogryphs contained.
> then. Do I need xcin or some other input filter?
Any XIM compatible input method server should do.
A cursory look at the xcin page indicates it supports XIM protocol.
> Also what about locale? Should it be set to something in particular? I
At least LC_CTYPE must be zh_TW.Big5 And probably XMODIFIERS must be
@im=xcin or similar.
Regards,
SMiyata
