[Debian-hebrew-common] Debian Configuration and keyboard support
U Z
uz at ant.co.za
Tue Sep 11 22:11:20 UTC 2007
Hi all
I run current Debian stable (etch), testing (lenny) and unstable (sid)
on a small network comprising a couple of Celeron and a few P I boxes.
All have English US keyboards.
I need to support Hebrew for some of the users.
I installed (I hope) the appropriate locales:
> falcon:~# locale -a
> C
> en_GB.utf8
> en_US.utf8
> he_IL.utf8
> POSIX
I also installed and configured both KDE and Gnome to support Hebrew
(for the appropriate users)
Iceape and OpenOffice have Hebrew menues and settings.
OpenOffice was installed with bidi support.
I can "type" Hebrew (in OpenOffice) by inserting a character at a time
but am unable to get the keyboard to switch to Hebrew and touch type.
I tried, extensively, "RTFM"ing and "Googling" but was unable to find
reliable info about properly supporting Hebrew, on an otherwise English
installation with a US English "QWRTY" keyboard.
Could anyone please point me in the correct direction?
TIA
UZ
uz at ant dot co dot za
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