Objective
Today, I got a Redhat 7.0 (Beijing Linux Club version, Zhongguancun just listed), it feels really good. Nothing else to say, because it uses the XFREE86 4.0 and GLIBC 2.2, making it very good for the Oriental and TrueType support performance, the whole culture work I only spent 10 minutes to complete. You ready? Let ' s go free
A required package
ZH_CN for GLIBC 2.2--Chinese definition file for glibc 2.2
Chinput 3.0 + chinput 3.0-patch--Chinese Input method and patch
Unicon 2--Chinput's Table code library
PTH--Portable line threading
You can download the above packages on my homepage (http://www.linuxorb.net)
Installation of Simplified Chinese environment
2-1 Generate Simplified Chinese locale
Unpack the downloaded zh_cn.gz: Gunzip zh_cn
Execute command: localedef-f gb2312-i zh_cn zh_cn.gb2312
If there is no accident, the zh_cn.gb2312 directory will be added under/usr/lib/locale.
2-2 Test Simplified Chinese locale
Since the ZH_CN definition contains more Chinese information, there is much more Chinese information than the one introduced in the previous two articles from the Taiwanese CLE locale.
Use Chinese locale:export lc_all=zh_cn.gb2312
Test Chinese locale: Execute command date to see if there is any change.
Note: On the Redhat 7.0 I used, I only did the above work, STARTX can see the Chinese, the most obvious is that the GNOME desktop clock has become Chinese. If it's in your Redhat 7.0,
If you have any questions, I hope you can tell me.