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DapperLocalisationKorean

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This page describes which packages and configuration files need to be installed on Ubuntu for Korean to be supported.

For other languages, see DapperL10nSprint.

Korean Keyboard problem (http://launchpad.net/bugs/30848)
Enable skim module with scim-hangul 0.2.2 (http://launchpad.net/bugs/34472)
Make ttf-unfonts as default font for Korean : as described in ["BetterCJKSupportSpecification/FontConfig"]
- Debian's ttf-unfonts maintainer tried this using alias for sans and serif with unfonts, but had an impact on entire fontconfig.
Set DHCP with mac address (http://launchpad.net/bugs/26949)
language-support-ko failed to install with flight5 (https://launchpad.net/bugs/34784)

DapperL10nSprint/FontConfigPreferencesKorean contains an optimal fonts.conf for Korean use, as tested by the Ubuntu Korean community.

Followings found at [http://debianusers.org/DebianWiki/wiki.php/stardict_english_to_korean debianusers.org's wiki - stardict_english_to_korean]
For en/ko dictionary, [http://stardict.sourceforge.net/ stardict] can be used.
Data File : (According to the debianusers.org wiki, data files in rar format were converted from gedic's data for stardict)
1. [http://debianusers.org/DebianWiki/wiki.php/stardict%5Fenglish%5Fto%5Fkorean?action=download&value=stardict_english_to_korean.part1.zip stardict_english_to_korean.part1.zip]
2. [http://debianusers.org/DebianWiki/wiki.php/stardict%5Fenglish%5Fto%5Fkorean?action=download&value=stardict_english_to_korean.part2.zip stardict_english_to_korean.part2.zip]
3. [http://debianusers.org/DebianWiki/wiki.php/stardict%5Fenglish%5Fto%5Fkorean?action=download&value=stardict_english_to_korean.part3.zip stardict_english_to_korean.part3.zip]
```
  $ mv stardict_english_to_korean.part1.zip stardict_english_to_korean.part1.rar
  $ mv stardict_english_to_korean.part2.zip stardict_english_to_korean.part2.rar
  $ mv stardict_english_to_korean.part3.zip stardict_english_to_korean.part3.rar
  $
  $ unrar x stardict_english_to_korean.part1.rar
  $ tar xzf stardict_english_to_korean.tar.gz
  $ cp stardict_english_to_korean/quick_english-korean.* ~/.stardict/dic/
```
None in Ubuntu dapper.

2006-3-16
- With kubuntu flight5, scim-gtk2-immodule not installed out of box. : Not sure this can be fixed because kubuntu-desktop currently depends on scim-qtimm only. For scim-hangul works out of box, scim-gtk2-immodule and scim-qtimm need to be depended by language-support-ko instead of ubuntu-desktop or kubuntu-desktop.
- With xserver-xorg-input-keyboard_1.0.1.3-0ubuntu3, the culprit of "keycodes 209 and 210 not passed" was removed. Successfully tested by the bug reporter.

DapperLocalisationKorean (last edited 2008-08-06 16:19:21 by localhost)

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+== Requested for l10n sprint ==

 * Korean Keyboard problem (http://launchpad.net/bugs/30848) 
 * Enable skim module with scim-hangul 0.2.2 (http://launchpad.net/bugs/34472)
 * Make ttf-unfonts as default font for Korean : as described in ["BetterCJKSupportSpecification/FontConfig"]
      Debian's ttf-unfonts maintainer tried this using alias for sans and serif with unfonts, but had an impact on entire fontconfig.
 * Set DHCP with mac address (http://launchpad.net/bugs/26949)
 * language-support-ko failed to install with flight5 (https://launchpad.net/bugs/34784)
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+== Test Results after Requests ==
 * 2006-3-16
  * With kubuntu flight5, scim-gtk2-immodule not installed out of box. : Not sure this can be fixed because kubuntu-desktop currently depends on scim-qtimm only. For scim-hangul works out of box, scim-gtk2-immodule and scim-qtimm need to be depended by language-support-ko instead of ubuntu-desktop or kubuntu-desktop.
  * With xserver-xorg-input-keyboard_1.0.1.3-0ubuntu3, the culprit of "keycodes 209 and 210 not passed" was removed. Successfully tested by the bug reporter.