Hey,
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Date: Thu, 2 Sep 1999 10:01:03 +0800
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Hello.
I'm maintaining LyX package for KSI Linux (russian/ukrainian Linux
distribution) and have to patch source to support our languages.
Maybe some parts of my patches will be acceptable for inclusion in
official source tree?...
lyx-1.0.4pre4-ru.patch description:
* added support for cyrillic inputenc encodings
(koi8-r, koi8-u, cp1251, cp866).
* enabled support of cyrillic letters in math mode
(we need that).
If cyrillic encodings will be accepted, we can also include
in distribution russian ru_splash.lyx (lyx-1.0.4pre4-rusplash.patch).
Note it uses `koi8-r' encoding.
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