It is possible to do it with xkb.
For that, you must:
* run from ml_IN.UTF-8 locale (eg: LC_ALL=3Dml_IN.UTF-8)
I couldn't make out what you meant here.
Locale for Malayalam is not available (I would like to make one,
can you give some pointer, how can I make a locale for Malayalam)
With
On Thu, 15 Aug 2002, Baiju M wrote:
Locale for Malayalam is not available (I would like to make one,
can you give some pointer, how can I make a locale for Malayalam)
A specification for the format of a locale file is at:
http://std.dkuug.dk/jtc1/sc22/wg20/docs/n897-14652w25.pdf
Hi!,
What you said below might be the answer to my problem. The output problem
that I had for Lao- getting a square box. Without lo_LA.UTF-8 statement in
the locale.dir, I was able to type Lao in Kword using CODE2000 UNICODE font
package but would not work for the rest of the UNICODE fonts,
