Re: Japanese??

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On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 17:24:12 -0500, Takatsugu Kobayashi wrote:
[...]
> For Linux, just install Japanese language kit using "yum install" or
> "add/remove software" under application. What you have to do then is
> that after finishing the installation of Japanese language kit he may
> restart Linux. Then, log in as usual. If English is the main language
> for Linux, then you can change languages by holding [ctrl] and [space
> bar]: that will show up a Japanese language task bar. Then start typing
> Japanese in Roma-ji. You can switch back and forth languages by pressing
> [ctrl] and [space bar] at the same time.
> 
> Hope this helps.
 
	Your post, and also Peter Gordon's, both sound *very* helpful -- 
much thanks! But I'm afraid you're also both slightly over my head : I 
don't follow quite what exactly it is that I'm to tell yum to install -- 
what is the command? Certainly not just "yum install japanese"??

	(I do use pirut, gladly; if this is too dumb, I can try its 
search function. But it's always more convenient to use yum when I can do 
it.)

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