Hi John,

We are not currently focused on supporting Thai *yet* so that is perhaps why it is no longer working, but a number of folks have written HOWTOs for adding Thai fonts etc on top of RHL/Fedora.

The main thing you need to do is add a font that covers the Thai language, which you can find references to here:

http://linux.thai.net/Members/poonlap/TE http://www.linuxeasy.net/modules.php?name=Sections&op=viewarticle&ar...

We are currently working on adding support for complex text languages (such as Thai) in our Gnome and Mozilla printing sub-systems, so would appreciate your feedback.

Regards, Paul

On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 15:23, John Francis Lee wrote:

Hello,

I have just installed Fedora Core 2 and am wondering how I can use Thai.

I had redhat 8.0 and had somehow managed to get that working so that I could type Thai and English in Openoffice documents and generally use Thai on the machine. Now, apparently the world has changed again.

Where can I read a how to make this work?

I have never really understood how fonts and languages work under X/Gnome anyway. It seems terribly confusing and there are no general references that I have come across. I tried for more than a year to get the mozilla/firefox/xprint browsers to print Thai with no luck. I now cannot even seem to get cups to print at all. At least LPRng did print English.

Any help you can give me would be appreciated.

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