Hi,
Debayan Banerjee wrote:
I am Debayan Banerjee. I am 3rd year engineering student at NIT
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Ofcourse, the simplest input method i found was phonetic.
On Linux i was using Yudit. To slightly drift off-topic, translation as
it exists now is too complicated. It has to be a web interface based
exercise so that people simply log on to a webpage and start typing.
[snip]
Have you tried using a Fedora, Ubuntu or Debian system with the language support packages installed?
The translation process used to be complicated 6 years back, these days with input
methods/fonts/rendering engines being bundled as part of the main distro, things should not be
complicated at all. Even if a translation tool like KBabel or KAider is unavailable, a simple text
editor should do the trick for you.
cheers
Runa
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