Re: [Indic-computing-users] Re: Elx Linux... an Indian product

[Dr. U.B. P. <pav...@vi...>]

Hi Koshy,

What about Redhat latest distribution with Hindi 
(Milan?)? Does it follow NCST or Gnome? Which one I 
should go for?

Rgds,
Pavanaja

> > Indix is a script rendering engine for X. 
> > What indlinux localises, indix can display.
> 
> I'm not sure if it would work that way.  
> 
> The last I checked, NCST IndiX had deviated from the X protocol; the
> text drawing tests in the X test suite run fail horribly when you run
> the test suite against NCST IndiX.  [This has already been covered on
> the Indic lists in the past].  What this means is that an existing X
> client which works on other servers is not guaranteed to work
> correctly under IndiX.
> 
> GNOME's Indic rendering is X protocol compliant and should work 
> with any X server.
> 
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> Founder/Manager/Programmer/Peon, The Indic-Computing Project
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