Help me setting malayalam/tamil/hindi keyboard/map
"Prakash Jose Kokkatt" <[email protected]> Sat, 19 Aug 2006 08:29:26 +0530
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Hello,
How can i set a keyboard in my local lang...btw i use Debian Etch
GNU/Linux.I need this to write/edit articles in ml.wikipedia.org such a way
that if i type malyalam in "English" it will show corresponding
Malayalam/Tamil.I understand that it needs to setup keymaps for those
LANGs.please help me ppl
regards,
Prakash Jose Kokkattu
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Hello,<br>How can i set a keyboard in my local lang...btw i use Debian Etch GNU/Linux.I need this to write/edit articles in <a href="http://ml.wikipedia.org">ml.wikipedia.org</a> such a way that if i type malyalam in "English" it will show corresponding Malayalam/Tamil.I understand that it needs to setup keymaps for those
LANGs.please help me ppl<br> regards,<br> <span style="font-style: italic;">Prakash Jose Kokkattu</span><br>
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