What do I need to install UTF-8 Fonts for Indian Languages, so that I may view Wikipedia pages and, or Google's search pages in most of supported Indian languages.
BUGS:
I can't view and, or read the Indian language pages of Google, Wikipedia and other such sites in respective languages due to the boxes shown instead of the needful characters.
REPEAT:
Please check/click https://www.google.co.in/ and try clicking any of the Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam and, or Punjabi options.
[Solved] UTF-8 Fonts for Indian Languages
- bdheeman
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[Solved] UTF-8 Fonts for Indian Languages
Last edited by bdheeman on 05 Nov 2013, 09:02, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: UTF-8 Fonts for Indian Languages
hi bdheeman,
you must install indian fonts if you want to display indian languages properly. when in doubt, please grab fonts pack from the kiosk edition and everything should work:
http://dl.porteus.org/i486/packages/kio ... ension.xzm
you must install indian fonts if you want to display indian languages properly. when in doubt, please grab fonts pack from the kiosk edition and everything should work:
http://dl.porteus.org/i486/packages/kio ... ension.xzm
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Re: [Solved] UTF-8 Fonts for Indian Languages
Thanks, that module solved the problem.
It, however was strange that this module is not enabled on kiosk version.
It, however was strange that this module is not enabled on kiosk version.
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