Re: [Indic-computing-users] Re: [PRC] Linux in Hindi

[Avneesh / S. <fon...@re...>]

i dont think introducing linux in hindi would be a  bad idea..if u 
go and make a posiive decison, we're here to make the font of ur 
choice ;)
do tell about the latest developments on this topic

On Mon, 02 Dec 2002 Frederick Noronha wrote :
>Interesting note on GNU/Linux in Hindi. FN
>
>On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, H S Rai wrote:
>
>
> > As I understand  a workable solution is avialable for  persons 
>to work
> > in Hindi under Linux.
> >
> > http://rohini.ncst.ernet.in/indix/
> >
> > But people  are still expecting M$  to bring things in  Hindi 
>and will
> > wait for his releases.
> >
> > Mine observation is that, solutions  are available, but people 
>fail to
> > use  them. One  reason is  ignorance  or  lack of  awareness. 
>In  this
> > connection Print Media can play a  major role and I would 
>request them
> > to print such  articles  not only  in sections/pull-outs  
>specifically
> > devoted to computers, but also in general sections.
> >
> > Now, if  there is any  shortcoming in hindi  version of linux,  
>let us
> > suggest projects to remove those limitations and make it 
>popular.
> >
> > Even, in  general, after going  through some articles on  
>internet (in
> > response  to LG's  Linux preloaded  PC), writes  express 
>doubts  about
> > Linux's capability as "desktop" PC. Press  can also help in 
>countering
> > such propaganda. What a normal user  want from desktop PC?  
>Email, web
> > browsing, instant  message, office  suite ( document,  
>spreadsheed and
> > slide ),  listening of songs,  watching movies, playing games  
>and all
> > such things and much more is there on Linux.
> >
> >
>
>
>
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