Hello Pablo,
Tuesday, Tuesday, August 31, 1999, you wrote:
PS> Kaixo!
PS> On Mon, Aug 30, 1999 at 07:04:47PM +0200, Florent Lesieur wrote:
>> The keyboard selection should be the first question asked.
PS> No, the second, so the question can be asked in the language the user
PS> choosed :)
PS> I allready made a diff for that supplementary menu; it should be
PS> available now, or very soon.
PS> The list of supported keyboards is the one from the xmodmap files
PS> of the gkbd applet of Gnome, which are mainly Xmodmaps I'd collected
PS> along the years (most of them come from taking the layout showed on my
PS> last MS-DOS manual, when I was still on the dark side, and DOS still
PS> came with usefull manuals).
PS> If you use a keyboard not on the following list mail me, I would
PS> be interested to have info on it.
# key =>> [ "short description", "x"""],
PS> # whith xx.map being the console keymap that will be used on text mode
PS> # and /usr/share/xmodmap/xmodmap.yyy the xmodmap used on X11
PS> "be" => [ _("Belgian"),"be-latin1", "be" ],
PS> "bg" => [ _("Bulgarian"), "bg", "bg" ],
PS> "fr" => [ _("French"), "fr-latin1", "fr" ],
PS> "gr" => [ _("Greek"), "gr-8859_7", "gr" ],
PS> "pt" => [ _("Portuguese"), "pt-latin1", "pt" ],
PS> "pl" => [ _("Polish"), "pl-latin2", "pl" ],
PS> "sk" => [ _("Slovakian"), "sk-latin2", "sk" ],
PS> "hu" => [ _("Hungarian"), "hu-latin2", "hu" ],
PS> "tr_f" => [ _("Turkish (traditional \"F\" model)"), "tr_f-latin5", "tr_f" ],
PS> "tr_q" => [ _("Turkish (modern \"Q\" model)"), "tr_q-latin5", "tr_q" ],
PS> "cz" => [ _("Czech"), "cz-latin2", "cz" ],
PS> "qc" => [ _("Canadian (Quebec)"), "qc-latin1", "qc" ],
PS> "de" => [ _("German"), "de-latin1", "de" ],
PS> "il" => [ _("Israelian"), "il-8859_8", "il" ],
PS> "ru" => [ _("Russian"),"ru-koi8", "ru" ],
PS> "uk" => [ _("UK keyboard"),"uk-latin1", "uk" ],
PS> "us" => [ _("US keyboard"),"us-latin","us" ],
PS> "dk" => [ _("Danish"), "dk-latin1", "dk" ],
PS> "is" => [ _("Icelandic"), "is-latin1", "is" ],
"dvorak" =>> [ _("Dvorak"), "dvorak", "dvorak" ],
PS> "la" => [ _("Latin American"), "la-latin1", "la" ],
PS> "it" => [ _("Italian"),"it-latin1", "it" ],
PS> "sf" => [ _("Swiss (french layout)"), "sf-latin1", "sf" ],
PS> "yu" => [ _("Yugoslavian (latin layout)"), "yu-latin2", "yu" ],
PS> "fi" => [ _("Finnish"),"fi-latin1", "fi" ],
PS> "nl" => [ _("Dutch"), "nl-latin1", "nl" ],
PS> "sg" => [ _("Swiss (german layout)"), "sg-latin1", "sg" ],
PS> "no" => [ _("Norwegian"), "no-latin1", "no" ],
PS> "si" => [ _("Slovenian"), "si-latin1", "si" ],
PS> "th" => [ _("Thai keyboard"), "th", "th" ],
PS> "am" => [ _("Armenian"), "am-armscii8", "am" ],
PS> # georgian keyboards have to be written...
PS> # I've the necesary info as gif images, but priority is low and I'm busy
PS> # if you need it tell me, otherwise I will put it on standby
#"ge_ru"=>>[_("Georgian (\"Russian\" layout)","ge_ru-georgian_academy","ge_ru"],
#"ge_la"=>>[_("Georgian ("\Latin\" layout)","ge_la-georgian_academy","ge_ru"],
PS> you will note that the japanese keyboards are missing; not that japanese
PS> input will be supported during install; but having the / . ; , ? * ( ) ^[ ]
PS> etc keys misconfigured can be quite annoying...
PS> so I'm very interested in a descript of the layout of the japanese
PS> keyboards as used by Toshiba in its laptops for example.
All I an tell you here is that acc to our japanese customers what they
type seems to be very easy to do on an English/USA keyboard.
I asked that as well as we sold a few multibooting
Japanese/English/Thai systems and essentially acc to them it wasnt
worth it getting a japanese keyboard. They seem to type more or less
the way it sounds with ABC letters and out pops japanese... So I was
told!
On the other hand I would PROBABLY be able to get you a normal PC keyboard
layout if that helps. Asuming Ms got it in one of their japanese
manuals.
if a MS keyboard file for Japanese helps, just let me know.
I happen to have those...
By the way there are 2 types of keyboards in Thailand. But I have
never seen one of them...
Best regards,
tracer
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