My solution to display and input chinese

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http://www.slax.org/forum.php?action=view&parentID=8024

Pls download modules from site http://www.itsdisk.cn/mypane.aspx?Path=zzzz88%2fSlax%2fChinese/

1) Multilanguage supporting file from Slackware packages with 'tgz2lzm' transferring.

001-glibc-i18n-2.5-noarch-4.lzm
002-kde-i18n-zh_CN-3.5.7-noarch-1.lzm
003-koffice-l10n-zh_CN-1.6.3-noarch-1.lzm

2) Fonts file and display Chinese configuration

004-Multilanguage-zh_CN.UTF-8.lzm

Chinese fonts:

wenquanyi_10pt.pcf
wenquanyi_10ptb.pcf
wenquanyi_11pt.pcf
wenquanyi_11ptb.pcf
wenquanyi_12pt.pcf
wenquanyi_12ptb.pcf
wenquanyi_9pt.pcf
wenquanyi_9ptb.pcf

Locale confguration:

.profile

set LANG and LC_ALL to zh_CN.UTF-8.

Boot parameter don't support Chinese. /usr/share/locale/locale.alias file don't include Chinese information.

Kde configuration:

.kderc

set KDE to use Chinese fonts and region

3) Input Chinese words.

010-scim-1.47-i486-1.lzm add KDE autostart script in /root/.kde/Autostart/scim-start

011-scim-pinyin-0.5.91-i486-1.lzm Chinese pinyin input method.

You may add other input method by youself.

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My solution to display and input chinese

> Don't display filename in vfat file system with GB encoding becuase Slax use
> UTF-8 encoding. If you create new file under Slax, it is encoding with UTF-8
> that can be display correctly.
> NTFS file system is successfully because NTFS use UTF-8 encoding.

you can use the "-o codepage=936,utf8=1" to mount your FAT/FAT32 filesystem. When I use the slackware, I use it. My locale is zh_CN.utf-8(same as en_US.utf8)

cdanger