Re: Again.. Korean in X

[CHOI Junho <junker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>>>> "q" == questions:39  <KFUG> writes:

    q> Hi. It is me, again. Well, to extend my previous question, I
    q> would like to know how to use Korean in menu bar, start menu
    q> bar, etc, etc, in X. I am using AfterStep 1.5 and I don't like
    q> to use one that comes with ports collection. Also I have

Try this ports:

 ftp://ftp.kr.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD-kr/ports/afterstep-I18N.ports.tar.gz
 (2.2.7-RELEASE only. Post-2.2.7 users should avoid this)

It is internationalized version of AfterStep-1.4.5.55N6.

AfterStep's default internationalization support may be broken(when I
noticed 4 months... Maybe I am wrong). I don't know about 1.5pre status.

    q> installed Wnn input server, but I don't know how to use it to

Wnn-ko is not general X input method. It is for mule.
Use hanIM.

 ftp://ftp.kr.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD-kr/2.2.7-RELEASE-kr/packages/
   korean/ko-hanIM-0.9.tgz

    q> type in Korean in X. Anyone know how to use it? Also about the
    q> menu stuffs, do I have to hack either X or AfterStep?

Generally it is disabled(you/we may do a huge amount of effort to
input Korean characters in all X environment). With hanIM, you can
input Korean in Netscape, some X application with proper setup,
etc. In other cases, just use hanterm.

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