From: David Inwoong Hong <hong@ece.ucdavis.edu> Date: Tue, 25 Oct 1994 06:46:19 -0700 (PDT) Subject: [www-mling,00063] Re: Read Hangul on Web Browsers Message-Id: <Pine.HPP.3.90.941025062914.10723A-100000@coot.ece.ucdavis.edu>
On Tue, 25 Oct 1994, K. D. Han wrote: > >I am using Mosaic-ln on Linux to surf the net, and it works well with > >Hangul, Kanji, and etc... > > I heard Mosaic-ln and Linux many times, but I am not sure what exactly > this software is running onto and what the purpose of it is. > I assume this software is for Unix in order to run a Web browser. > Am I correct? > > Could you explain the software in little more detail and the procedure > to install it? > > Regards, > > Kyu > > Hi, Kyu. Return-Path: your previous post, I assume that you have access to MS-Windows Mosaic. IMHO, you are in a better position that I am since you are in Korea.(I am guessing from your e-mail address. If it is not, please pardon me.) Regarding the Mosaic-ln, please check the WWW.NTT.JP using cello or MS-Windows mosaic. There are articles regarding the Mosaic-ln. Regarding Linux, please try to log on to KIDS.KOTEL.CO.KR using a Hangul Emulator such as IYAGI, TELIX+DANSI, HanMe Hangul+V286, etc... There is CnUnix forum discussing what Linux is and how to install one, in KOREAN. They often discuss how to install certain softwares on Linux. I sometimes log on to the system, but it is terribly slow. Linux is a Unix-like operating system, but is *free*. If you want more information about Linux, please check SUNSITE.UNC.EDU using a W3 Browser. Regards, David
From: "Michael C. Chen" <mchen@sparc0a.cs.uiuc.edu> Date: Mon, 24 Oct 1994 19:51:07 -0500 (CDT) Subject: [www-mling,00062] Re: Re: Read Hangul on Web Browsers Message-Id: <199410250051.AA26583@zoey.cs.uiuc.edu>
> > >I am using Mosaic-ln on Linux to surf the net, and it works well with > >Hangul, Kanji, and etc... > > I heard Mosaic-ln and Linux many times, but I am not sure what exactly > this software is running onto and what the purpose of it is. > I assume this software is for Unix in order to run a Web browser. > Am I correct? > > Could you explain the software in little more detail and the procedure > to install it? > > Regards, > > Kyu > Linux is a free UNIX clone software. To install it, you will need around 100 MB of HD space (preferrbly 150 or MORE) But unless you have any knowledge of UNIX, I wouldn't suggest installing it. Then after the installation of Linux, you can install Mosaic-l10n. :) michael
From: "K. D. Han" <ASQK-OP-SP-MISH@seoul-emh1.korea.army.mil> Date: Tue, 25 Oct 94 9:15:31 GMT Subject: [www-mling,00061] Re: Read Hangul on Web Browsers Message-Id: <9410250915.aa13431@eusa.seoul-emh1.korea.army.mil>
>I am using Mosaic-ln on Linux to surf the net, and it works well with >Hangul, Kanji, and etc... I heard Mosaic-ln and Linux many times, but I am not sure what exactly this software is running onto and what the purpose of it is. I assume this software is for Unix in order to run a Web browser. Am I correct? Could you explain the software in little more detail and the procedure to install it? Regards, Kyu
From: David Inwoong Hong <hong@ece.ucdavis.edu> Date: Mon, 24 Oct 1994 10:15:05 -0700 (PDT) Subject: [www-mling,00060] Re: Read Hangul on Web Browsers Message-Id: <Pine.HPP.3.90.941024100320.16284A-100000@dove.ece.ucdavis.edu>
On Mon, 24 Oct 1994, K. D. Han wrote: > I am running Cello and sometimes Mosaic on IBM PC to browse Web servers. > Because I don't have Windows for Hangul, I can't read Korean > characters. Is there any other way to read Korean without using > Hangul Windows?. > > Thanks in advance. > > Kyu > Hi, Kyu. As far as I know there is no Hangul Support in Mosaic for MS-WIndows. I heard that HanMe Hangul supposedly ables to use Hangul in *all* English-version Ms-Windows applications, I have big doubts about it. I am using Mosaic-ln on Linux to surf the net, and it works well with Hangul, Kanji, and etc... I have not seen an international version of Mosaic for MS-WIndows yet. Maybe I might be wrong on this matter, but just installing Hangul Font would *not* solve the problem. I, too, wanted to us Ms-Windows Mosaic before, but I like Mosaic-ln on Linux since I could not find any MS-Windows Mosaic with Hangul Support. It would be nice for us(who want an international version of MS-Windows Mosaic) to send our suggestion to Mr.Takada Toshihiro for MS-Windows support in upcoming Mosaic-lns. I realize that I could not give you the answer you wanted, but I hope this helps. Regards, David