Re: Korean (hangeul)

"hermanmeester" <[email protected]> :

> Does anybody know how to use the Korean alfabet (hangeul) for Linux? 
> For the time being, I would only need it for word processing. Now I
> have only a great lot of special characters in Korean ready-made
> syllables but that takes a huge amount of time. It would be much
> easier if you could just enter the single letters and let the
> computer compose the syllable.

Are you asking how to input Korean on SuSE Linux?

That is easy, just install scim and scim-hangul and some Korean fonts
for example the baekmuk-ttf package.

Make sure that you are using an UTF-8 locale.

Restart your X session.

Now type Shift+Space in the application where you want to do
Korean input (should work in any Gnome, KDE application, in
OpenOffice and many other applications).

The SCIM panel should pop up.

Click on the panel and select a Korean input method.

Now you should be able to type Hangul.

-- 
Mike FABIAN   <[email protected]>   http://www.suse.de/~mfabian



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