newt' tree
rather than the `bf-utf' one for Newt and Slang.
I will checkout that gnewt modules from cvs.debian.org.
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easy for us to adopt the bf-utf8 some day.
How do you think ?
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pecial packages.
I have worked on bterm and libutf-8, but it may still needs some more
time before to use them in potato. So some work-around is required now,
and the scheme above can be a candidate for it, I hope.
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ackages.
How do you think about this ? Having several localized base tar ball
is not smart solution for Debian, I think. If the "official" Debian
b-f does have the scheme to use add-on pack on the single base tar ball,
then it will work for all localized installer, I think.
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e made in potato X11 packages at this point.
Maybe not. Anyway, since termwrap has benefit on potato base system,
I think we can work to put it in our boot-floppies.
P.S.
I have not created my patch to add the support for "language add-on pack"
yet, but I wish to have it for potato...
w how LDAP might look) could
do:
Package: task-ldap
Depends: ldap-utils
Recommends: ldap-gateways, slapd
Suggests: libnss-ldap, libpam-ldap
Then in tasksel you choose minimum, standard or complete...
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ooser. We wish to have it.
BTW, If woody uses b-f, then it will be easier to have utf-8 ready
slang/newt. Are there anyone who can check the package in woody ?
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with
PCs can not support,
but I have not checked it.)
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Hi. Sorry not to work on here currently.
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I've added the language code before of each language option (so it look
less confuse). A bit example:
will work
for debian-installer as well).
And if we use utf-8 for all messages, then we have to use
encoding conversion at somewhere since most packages have
messages not in utf-8 but in euc-jp for japanese.
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this option in the place of "video=vc:8"
in $LANG/f5.txt above.
frame buffer support is essential for bogl-bterm for utf-8 and
jfbterm for euc-jp. So if there is no official kernel with frame
buffer support, then i18n boot floppies will die before going real.
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ll die before going real.
The compact and idepci kernels have framebuffer support. Why would we
wanna turn that off ?
Thanks. I want to make sure it.
My big worries is that we don't have a libnewt or a libslang at all
right now.
Sure.
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on "05 Apr 2001 00:58:56 -0400",
with "Re: slang, boot-floppies, and wide character support",
Adam Di Carlo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Taketoshi Sano [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Akira Yoshiyama [EMAIL PROTECTED] who made the patch for
s cvs,
as the large size of the files was breaking pserver.
I'll work to provide slang-utf8 and newt-utf8, based on the code
in your package and the revised one by Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS for
slang-1.4.4
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GRIMLEY EVANS is
available from http://www.rano.org/mutt/newt-0.50-5.3-ege1.diff
License is the same as the newt package, i.e. LGPL
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EVANS is
available from http://www.rano.org/mutt/slang-1.4.4-ege2.diff.gz
License is the same as the slang package, i.e. GPL and Artistic.
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terials at
URL:http://people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/ is for the font
sources and stuff -- it would be a different package from
slang/newt-utf8.
Exactly. Please upload it for us, David.
I'll concentrate on slang/newt-utf8.
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Hi, Enrique! Thank you for your work :)
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the maintainer of slang1, Jim Mintha, will provide it for us
as well as Enrique will do with newt. But if it can not be done,
we'll need something to use. So I'll prepare to work on slang1-utf8.
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libnewt-utf8-0 and a PIC kit, libnewt-utf8-pic).
Please, check them and tell me if they work fine, so I can upload them to
ftp-master.
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, boot-floppies, and wide character support)",
Peter Novodvorsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nidd Taketoshi Sano [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
nidd
nidd Now, when we'll get those utf8-enabled slang1 and newt packages,
nidd we might also need bogl-bterm to show utf8 messages. And it req
know if there are problems.
Thanks! Now we have to check newt-utf8 by Enrique, then check the problem
in bogl-bterm which impede bterm working without libutf8.
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+0900, Taketoshi Sano wrote:
[...]
Hi, Enrique. As far as I checked, this libnewt-utf8-0 does not work
with the utf8 enabled slang1 packages above (pppconfig failed at
internal error). Please rebuilt them with the new slang1 packages,
and then upload them.
I've rebuilt them and upload
packages require minor bug fixes as well as recompilation. The same
fixes will be required for slang2, anyway.
Edmund
Thanks for providing the patch for us, Edmund. We appreciate
your work well. Maybe we'll need your skills later again.
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And also we need bdftobogl command with mergebdf perl script,
both of them could be made from the source package of bogl-bterm.
They are used when we generate bogl font (.bgf) from bdf fonts
which is in bf-utf package.
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it from this place in order to put it in a small package.
manty But recently and after asking what we were gonna do about this quite some
manty times... Taketoshi Sano has agreed to package it. So on the 17 May he filled
manty an ITP (bug #97793) on termwrap. (Sano, how is this going?)
I've been too
don't want to maintain
such a little single script only package.
I'll ask the removal of termwrap after the new base-config is installed.
(Or, if the new base-config comes very soon, it may be enough just
to remove it from Incoming of ftp-master.)
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-config 0.69.3
from incoming.
This enables the usage of termwrap with debian-installer when required,
I think. Very good news for us who need i18n support :)
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Other tasks can be done normally, I think.
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Hi.
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cb On Tue, Dec 25, 2001 at 11:05:23AM +0900, Taketoshi Sano wrote:
cb Hi. Christoph. Sorry for looong delay.
cb
cb Me too, I just got the time to download your boot
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## Display usage if no argument.
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is available,
if necessary by generating it in termwrap. This is required during
first time install to get the translated texts to show up. Your patch
is missing that part.
I see. Your patch seems to be better. Please make it.
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