On 2003.06.10 00:56, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
saveOn Mon 09 Jun 03, 5:05 PM, Ken Bloom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > > Set up your X keyboard according to instructions included at > http://imagic.weizmann.ac.il/~dov/Hebrew/pango-hebrew.html > A diagram of the keyboard layout is available at that site. > > Hit right-alt once to toggle to hebrew and start typing. When you
includes> your work, the result will be a utf-8 encoded file. > > As an added bonus, applications that support pango (and this
> the standard text boxes in GTK+ 2.x, gaim conversations, AbiWord,and
speakers> more) will also allow hebrew input using the same right-alt language > switch. hebrew are keymaps based on a phonetic layout which non native
would be interested in.
hebrewp keymaps are what native speakers would use -- people with real native hebrew keyboards.
this is backwards. the p stands for phonetic
as you point out, they're just vim keymaps. they don't work with anything else like xterm or abiword.
now what i *really* would like is a phonetic keymap for X. if i use a phonetic keymap for vim and the native keymap for abiword, i shall surely go insane....
All you need to do is modify the key mapping you downloaded and
re-arrange things until it is phonetic. That's not terribly difficult to do.
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