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Old 06-08-2007, 02:55 PM   #1
Mustafa^Qasim
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Writing Unicode Language in FC 6


Hello!
I was working on my website project in XP. I want to do the same in FC6. What I was doing is
1) Using Macromedia Dream Weaver
2) Using a Personal Webserver DwebPro(Free for personal use) with PHP & SQL plugins.
3) Installed Unicode East Asian Languages Suppport and Phonetic Keyboard layout.
4) Installed URDU language fonts.

I was developing charset 'UTF-8' standard HTML webpages and writing URDU language as Unicode. For a quick hint you can view http://www.bbcurdu.com .

BUT after installing FC6 I thought to move my web project in FC6 but I can't even view the http://www.bbcursu.com exactly. I've enabled the URDU language support in FC6 but still can't see or write URDU correctly. Isn't it a drawback of Linux. So does it means that www.bbcurdu.com project is on Windows.

Did anyone have any idea for resolving my problem
 
Old 06-08-2007, 03:23 PM   #2
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Check if you have nls_utf8 support in your kernel:
lsmod | grep utf

If not, you can try loading it in as a module.
modprobe nls_utf8

Also go into the Gnome or KDE config and look at the keyboard setup. In kde you can select a new keyboard layout by selecting the country. I don't think that there is a phonetic layout (for Packistan). There is a default and urd (which may be the same as default).

Last edited by jschiwal; 06-08-2007 at 03:25 PM.
 
  


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