guys,you got 90% Chinese stuff.
haiku基本完成中文汉化。附指南。
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if you can read Chinese word, you can adjust haiku into Chinese mode in this way.
it is close to 100%.
guys,you got 90% Chinese stuff.
haiku基本完成中文汉化。附指南。
well done. ![]()
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if you can read Chinese word, you can adjust haiku into Chinese mode in this way.
it is close to 100%.
a weird thing.
i copy some file and folder with Chinese name into a fat32 partition.(in opensuse 16)
then, i check them (switch into haiku now)
they are disappear.(they really be there, because it take up those space of partition)
but, i can’t see them.
another funny thing.
i copy Microsoft-yahei into the fonts folder.( /boot/home/config/non-packaged/data/fonts )
then, i find that libreoffice will take it as default fonts directly.
very funy, if i copy wqy-zenhei.ttf to instead of Microsoft-yahei, it doesn’t work.
yep, i try other ttf again, get the same result.(even, both ttf be there, libreoffice just get Microsoft-yahei directly)
i get the same thing with /boot/system/non-packaged/data/fonts
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