Hello, As the Hindi keymap has been deemed satisfactory, I have made a new release of the SCIM keymaps for all Indian languages, using the Baraha layout. Besides Hindi, I have minimally tested Oriya, and invite people to test other Indian languages, and report bugs to me. To avoid cluttering up these newsgroups, I will no longer post about updates.
You can get the relevant files from http://code.indlinux.net/projects/baraha-maps/ . The easiest way to do this is to follow the links under the "Latest File Releases" section towards the top of the page, though you can also get the files from CVS following the instructions under the SCM tab. Three packages are available: 1. baraha-files: This is a minimal set of files needed to install and test the keymaps. 2. remap_lang: This contains a possibly useful Perl script that transliterates between Indian languages, based on an assumed equivalence between Unicode codepoints for different Indian languages. 3. baraha-maps: This is the complete distribution, including both baraha-files, and remap_lang. In all three cases, you can install the package by downloading the tar.gz file from the corresponding "Download link", unarchiving, and typing "make". For example, with the baraha-files package: 1. Download baraha-files-0.2.tar.gz 2. Unarchive: tar xzf baraha-files-0.2.tar.gz 3. Compile, and install: cd baraha-files-0.2 make sudo make install Please let me know of any problems that arise from following these instructions. Regards, Gora -- ubuntu-in mailing list ubuntu-in@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-in
