On Sun, 11 Dec 2005, Medi Montaseri wrote:
> I remeber being able to do this on Unix/Linux long time
> ago...as far back as 1990sback then on SCO, AT&T
> SVR4 x86 (386 PCs) and then Linux...
>
> See manpages on
> setfont(8)
> unicode_start(1)
> unicode_stop(1)
> loadunimap(8)
Yeah, that's bas
I remeber being able to do this on Unix/Linux long time
ago...as far back as 1990sback then on SCO, AT&T
SVR4 x86 (386 PCs) and then Linux...
See manpages on
setfont(8)
unicode_start(1)
unicode_stop(1)
loadunimap(8)
And google for "hebrew console"...that community was
on top of this issue an
On Sun, 11 Dec 2005, Behnam Esfahbod wrote:
> Mohsen Pahlevanzadeh wrote:
> > Dear all,
> > I need to my user see farsi fonts in console without running X.
> > does ncursess library has capability of this function?
>
> No.
The new Debian installer fancies a bidi capable NEWT+slang stack.
No ncur
Mohsen Pahlevanzadeh wrote:
Dear all,
I need to my user see farsi fonts in console without running X.
does ncursess library has capability of this function?
No.
If it hasn't that,Please guide me that i can do it.
You should use BiCon (Bidirectional Console) from Arabeyes project that
uses
Dear all,
I need to my user see farsi fonts in console without running X.
does ncursess library has capability of this function?
If it hasn't that,Please guide me that i can do it.
If you remember,we use fonteditor in MICRO$OFT.Then we ran a .com file
that mapped memory.But i don't know how i do
