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keyboard [2010/04/14 10:13]
harikrishna
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harikrishna
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-******Input +********Input******** 
-From Swecha****** +---- 
- +\\ 
- +The information presented here will enable you to type Telugu text in //any// computer program found on a GNU/Linux system.
-The information presented here will enable you to type Telugu text in any computer program found on a GNU/Linux system.+
  
 First, we need to associate Telugu characters with the keys on your keyboard. Then, when you press certain keys on your keyboard, the Telugu character(s) associated with those keys will appear on your computer monitor. First, we need to associate Telugu characters with the keys on your keyboard. Then, when you press certain keys on your keyboard, the Telugu character(s) associated with those keys will appear on your computer monitor.
  
-There are several ways to perform such association. These ways are known as keymaps.+There are several ways to perform such association. These ways are known as //keymaps//.
  
-Contents[hide]+         Contents[hide] ​ 
 +     1 Inscript Keymap 
 +           1.1 GNOME 2.8.x and above 
 +           1.2 GNOME 2.6.x 
 +           1.3 GNOME 2.4.x and below 
 +           1.4 KDE 
 +     2 Rice Transliteration Standard (RTS) Keymap 
 +           2.1 RTS with IIIM 
 +                 2.1.1 Requirements 
 +                 2.1.2 Installing the keymap 
 +                 2.1.3 Enabling IIIM in GNOME 
 +                 2.1.4 Enabling IIIM in KDE 
 +           2.2 RTS with SCIM 
 +                 2.2.1 Requirements 
 +                       ​2.2.1.1 Fedora Core 6 ( Zod ) 
 +                       ​2.2.1.2 Debian Etch and Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon 7.10 
 +                       ​2.2.1.3 Ubuntu Edgy Eft 6.10 
 +                       ​2.2.1.4 Ubuntu Dapper Drake 6.06 
 +                 2.2.2 Installing the keymap 
 +                 2.2.3 Enabling SCIM in X 
 +                 2.2.4 Enabling SCIM in GNOME 
 +                 2.2.5 Enabling SCIM in KDE 
 +     3 WX Keymap 
 +           3.1 Installing WX Keymap
  
-    ​1 Inscript Keymap +****Inscript Keymap****
-          o 1.1 GNOME 2.8.x and above +
-          o 1.2 GNOME 2.6.x +
-          o 1.3 GNOME 2.4.x and below +
-          o 1.4 KDE +
-    ​2 Rice Transliteration Standard (RTS) Keymap +
-          o 2.1 RTS with IIIM +
-                + 2.1.1 Requirements +
-                + 2.1.2 Installing the keymap +
-                + 2.1.3 Enabling IIIM in GNOME +
-                + 2.1.4 Enabling IIIM in KDE +
-          o 2.2 RTS with SCIM +
-                + 2.2.1 Requirements +
-                      # 2.2.1.1 Fedora Core 6 ( Zod ) +
-                      # 2.2.1.2 Debian Etch and Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon 7.10 +
-                      # 2.2.1.3 Ubuntu Edgy Eft 6.10 +
-                      # 2.2.1.4 Ubuntu Dapper Drake 6.06 +
-                + 2.2.2 Installing the keymap +
-                + 2.2.3 Enabling SCIM in X +
-                + 2.2.4 Enabling SCIM in GNOME +
-                + 2.2.5 Enabling SCIM in KDE +
-    ​3 WX Keymap +
-          o 3.1 Installing WX Keymap +
- +
-Inscript Keymap+
  
 The Inscript keymap is ideal for a beginner because each key on the keyboard is associated with exactly one Telugu character. In this manner, it is very similar to a standard English keyboard, where each key is associated with exactly one English character. Also, it is readily available in most GNU/Linux distributions so you don't need to install any additional software to use it. The Inscript keymap is ideal for a beginner because each key on the keyboard is associated with exactly one Telugu character. In this manner, it is very similar to a standard English keyboard, where each key is associated with exactly one English character. Also, it is readily available in most GNU/Linux distributions so you don't need to install any additional software to use it.
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 To enable Inscript on your system, find your graphical desktop environment in one of the sections below and follow the instructions presented there. To enable Inscript on your system, find your graphical desktop environment in one of the sections below and follow the instructions presented there.
-GNOME 2.8.x and above 
  
-   1Enable the Keyboard Indicator+**GNOME 2.8.x and above**
  
 +----
 +\\
 + 1. Enable the Keyboard Indicator
 + \\
       Right click on panel       Right click on panel
       Choose Add to Panel...       Choose Add to Panel...
       Choose Keyboard Indicator       Choose Keyboard Indicator
-      Click Add +      Click Add     
- + You should now see a Keyboard Indicator applet on your panel. ​    ​
-      ​You should now see a Keyboard Indicator applet on your panel. +
-   2. Add Telugu as one of the layouts+
  
 + 2. Add Telugu as one of the layouts ​
 + \\
       Right click on Keyboard Indicator       Right click on Keyboard Indicator
       Choose Open Keyboard Preferences       Choose Open Keyboard Preferences
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       Click Add       Click Add
  
-      ​On the keyboard indicator, when you see tel you will be typing in Telugu. +On the keyboard indicator, when you see tel you will be typing in Telugu. ​      
-   ​3. Assign a shortcut to switching between US and Telugu keyboard layouts. +      ​ 
 + 3. Assign a shortcut to switching between US and Telugu keyboard layouts. ​
       Right click on the Keyboard Indicator       Right click on the Keyboard Indicator
       Choose Open Keyboard Preferences       Choose Open Keyboard Preferences
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       Select an option from Group Shift/Lock Behaviour in Avaiable Options list       Select an option from Group Shift/Lock Behaviour in Avaiable Options list
       Click Add       Click Add
 +      ​
 +You will now be able to switch the groups using a keyboard shortcut depending on the option you have chosen.
  
-      ​You will now be able to switch the groups using a keyboard shortcut depending on the option you have chosen. +      ​
 GNOME 2.6.x GNOME 2.6.x
  
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