Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Dvir Volk wrote:
we'll be doing a big don't be afraid of Linux story soon.
but i think it might better to wait until KDE3.0 is released and hebrew
support will be optimal.
btw, does KDE3.0 really deliver in the hebrew field as promised?
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Eli Marmor wrote:
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Dvir Volk wrote:
* GNOME is going to release 2.0 on March 15.
It seems I wasn't following their release schedule that well.
Anybody working on updating the translation files of gnome (to reflact the
Pardon my nit-picking
* gcc upgraded to 3.0 a long time ago, but most distros continued to
supply 2.9.5/2.9.6 as their default. April's distros will fell safe
enough to finally upgrade.
I think maybe SuSE will move GCC 3.0 (maybe also debian - I don't follow
debian so much), but
Hi,
Arash Zeini, Roozbeh and I are working on KDE 3.0 in FarsiKDE ml
(http://lists.sharif.edu/mailman/listinfo/farsikde), we have a meeting
in two days, to findout the current problems, let us know of any
problems specific to hebrew.
Yours,
behdad
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
thanks :-)
we'll be doing a big don't be afraid of Linux story soon.
but i think it might better to wait until KDE3.0 is released and hebrew
support will be optimal.
btw, does KDE3.0 really deliver in the hebrew field as promised?
Dvir Volk
Editor in Chief
Nana by NetVision
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
we'll be doing a big don't be afraid of Linux story soon.
but i think it might better to wait until KDE3.0 is released and hebrew
support will be optimal.
btw, does KDE3.0 really deliver in the hebrew field as promised?
That will take some time. I'm not sure if
On Tuesday 29 January 2002 13:47, Dvir Volk wrote:
thanks :-)
we'll be doing a big don't be afraid of Linux story soon.
but i think it might better to wait until KDE3.0 is released and hebrew
support will be optimal.
btw, does KDE3.0 really deliver in the hebrew field as promised?
Well,
That will take some time. I'm not sure if next versions of mandrake (8.2)
and redhat (8.0?)will include it, although I'll figure that at least
Mandrake will try very hard.
But those will only be out on around March or April (I believe).
Mandrake 8.2 will include KDE 2.2.2, not KDE 3.0
At 20:58 +0200 on 29/1/2002, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
(Ynet and Nana look ok, but
Globes seems totally broken)
Globes is broken in Mozilla, too - not just on Linux. So maybe it's
Globes' fault, not Konqueror (as in: We test only on MSIE, because
everybody uses MSIE, don't they?)
Herouth
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On Tue, Jan 29, 2002, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote about Re: nice article - good for pushng
linux :):
RedHat 8.0 will include KDE 3, new GLIBC, new GCC (3.1) and will not make
binary compatible with older versions of RedHat 7.x, but of-course - will be
able to load/run RH 7.x binaries.
Which makes
Which makes me raise a question: are we going to see for the first time
ever (or at least since Redhat 5) a Redhat release numbered *.3 (i.e.,
7.3)?
Nop, no such a beast will exist.
What I mean is, is there any chance that a new gcc will be stable enough
in 2 months to be useful as the
Globes is broken in Mozilla, too - not just on Linux. So maybe it's
Globes' fault, not Konqueror (as in: We test only on MSIE, because
everybody uses MSIE, don't they?)
No such thing with the KHTML developers - if you can see it with MSIE
(without any special plugins like shockwave) - they
Ben Hamo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: nice article - good for pushng linux :)
On Tuesday 29 January 2002 13:47, Dvir Volk wrote:
thanks :-)
we'll be doing a big don't be afraid
On Wednesday 30 January 2002 00:08, Dvir Volk wrote:
I'll be keeping my fingers crossed. editing complex texts with kde2.2
and biditext is very uncomfortable.
if KDE would be able to provide a bidi level that even will enable me to
edit long hebrew articles on it, i swear i'll format my XP
And that (IMHO) would be a very foolish step (again, IMHO)
...
So as for your formatting XP - allow me to suggest to you -
stay with your XP
for now - and only when you see that all your needs can be
fulfilled with
Linux - then switch to Linux, and even then - I suggest you
leave
hmmm... well, it might be jumping a bit too fast, you're right. but it
was just meant as a metaphor to how much i'm waiting for the proper bidi
support to happen.
apart from hebrew text editing, linux and kde 2.2 already fulfill all my
humble needs, really (although the ximian connector
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
apart from hebrew text editing, linux and kde 2.2 already fulfill all my
humble needs, really
I definately understand you on this issue...
However - as much as I hate to say it - KDE 3.0 is still not OK (IMHO)
for end users right now.
Right
Right now it is a beta, and betas crash. But is bidi in QT (QT, not
konqueror) feature-complete?
Feature complete? I think yes, you're welcome to check out from kde's cvs the
qt-copy and use it.
If konqueror has some problems rendering visual hebrew sites, then it's
tough. However: does
Can all programs accept hebrew text? Can I simply type Hebrew into any KDE
program and view it right?
You mean like this? http://witch.dyndns.org/stuff/ynet.png (take a look at
the URL bar)
Hetz
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On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Can all programs accept hebrew text? Can I simply type Hebrew into any KDE
program and view it right?
You mean like this? http://witch.dyndns.org/stuff/ynet.png (take a look at
the URL bar)
smilies are tricky when bidi is involved :-(
If you
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