| wols | trans13nt: create it and make a symlink /etc/rc2.d/S99rc.local to it |
| Scalarscience | nah but i've been sitting here playing with it all day |
| trans13nt | wols: thanks |
| phaedral | :) know _that_ feeling well |
| Scalarscience | having problems with this remote shell, everything installs fine on my local debian box appreciate the help =] |
| soblue | Azar: Strange. I used Ubuntu until recently... I know it's based on Debian, and it supported Esperanto without buying a new keyboard. It just mapped some keys not used in Esperanto to the symbols Esperanto needs. |
| phaedral | soblue: you might /msg dpkg ubuntu |
| Azar | soblue: then you have not set your locales to bring you esperanto.... did you install and pick "english - us" ? |
| JordiGH | How are you supposed to read .pdf.gz files under /usr/share/doc? I always copy them to my home directory, unzip them there, and read them with kpdf. |
| Azar | phaedral: he moved to debian and needs esperanto |
| phaedral | ah |
| soblue | Azar: Yes, when I installed I did that because there was no Esperanto option. Plus I do speak/write English natively. |
| wols | soblue: dpkg-reconfigure locales |
| Guerin | JordiGH: gunzip | pdf2txt |less ? |
| Azar | yea soblue do what wols said wols: is there "esperanto" in locales? |
| pourriture | I am builing a laptop to be a network troubleshooting tool ... it is command line only ... anyone know offhand how to get links2 -g to work for non root? ... I added the user to video , but no dice |
| wols | Azar: no clue, but if debian supports it it's in there |
| Guerin | i should imagine esperanto is hard to buy a keyboard for, since it's only spoken by a couple million people, and it's practically nobody's exclusive native language |
| soblue | Azar, wols: There is no eo_EO option listed in the locales config... |
| Azar | yea I never paid attention |
| melodos | debian seems cool :) |
| soblue | or plain eo either |
| wols | pourriture: check /dev/*fb* |
| Guerin | then again, it's a latin alphabet, so any old keyboard should work tolerably well |
| netdaemon | debian is indeed nice |
| melodos | installed my ipw 3945 in no time :P |
| Azar | hmmmm soblue does esperanto uses utf8 ? |
| Scalarscience | ah success finally! cheers for help bbiab |
| Guerin | Azar: it can, like anything else. |
| soblue | Azar: Yes, it can, of course. Should I try that? |
| chrisjs169 | =\......nnn0 isn't here either |
| Azar | Guerin: because russian, chinese, and some other languages have special characters |
| soblue | How do I enable UTF-8 support? |
| pourriture | wols that is what I did and saw that it was group readable by video ... added the user to that group but no go |
| Azar | soblue: like wols said: dpkg-reconfigure locales soblue: it gonna change the entire system's text |