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NEED HELP BADLY->Fedora core 7 - Newbie - 2007-08-01
Hey guys
I just started using Fedora, and Linux for the first time.
The question I have is that I cannot see or type Korean on the web or on Words.
I am from Korea and I have a English/Korean Key...
The key works on Windows XP but it dosen't work on Fedora.
How do I solve this.
I heard something about typing '$ xev' to the Terminal and getting the keycode
but after I got the keycode, I don't know where to apply it to.
Like my korean/english key is 'keycode 113' and chinese key is 'keycode 109'.
Where do I apply these keycode.
(some one told me to go to the Terminal and writ e '$ sudo vi /usr/share/xmodmap/xmodmap.kr' but it just shows weird things!)
NEED HELP DESPERATLY :(
NEED HELP BADLY->Fedora core 7 - anyweb - 2007-08-01
have you tried clicking on System, Preferences/hardware/keyboard and adding 'korean...' from the drop down list under LAYOUTS ?
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NEED HELP BADLY->Fedora core 7 - Newbie - 2007-08-05
hey i figured it out
thanks!!