W. Wayne Liauh wrote: > current version of Indiana can't run OpenOffice.org
Fixed that one last month, but the new package hasn't gotten out yet: http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=267 > can't run Java (could be my own fault) Why not? (I haven't tried adding it, so I don't know this bug). > can't input CJK characters (which renders Indiana useless for us). Making Indiana work with input methods is a known problem we're working on with the i18n teams. You can see some of the progress at: http://wikis.sun.com/display/g11n/Porting+Xorg+XI18N+One+Pager http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=50520&tstart=0 > Also, the Chinese character set used in SXCE provide very crispy and readable > Chinese fonts, probably the best I have seen (& I have seen a lot). > Unfortunately, the set used in Indiana has quite a few characters missing, > rendering it "can't be used" even as a web browser. Opening a browser and > you see a bunch of rectangles with four numbers; this is not funny. SXCE contains a lot of commerically licensed fonts we can't include in Indiana. The G11n teams are busy evaluating replacements for all the locales. The initial prototype was known to be not usable in CJK locales, and I thought that was supposed to be documented on the web site before you downloaded it. > I am sure you have your own list of high priority items. Just hope they are > not about 3D or compiz. :-) For Indiana, my highest priority items are about fixing the X packaging and making the X11 libraries binary compatible with Solaris (they are not right now, since they are mainly the current X11R7 versions without any of the previous Solaris modifications). -- -Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
