Hi,
I would complain to the author of kjkbd. I don't know what it does, but it
certainly eats up too much memory if it is a keyboard remapper.
Schlomo
On Sat, 13 Mar 1999, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> How do I change the keyboard layout to a hebrew one in X?
> At the moment I use KDE 1.1, which has kjkbd, that does just that. But as
> nice a KDE is, it does require a little bit to much memory (this simple
> kjkbd takes 3.7 MB).
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> I currently use a 64MB system and with X, KDE, and Netscape together I
> usually use about 35-40MB.
> But I want to install a decent configuration on a 32 MB system, and it
> seems that X and KDE together would not let me load anything heavy.
>
> I have read the Hebrew HOWTO, I have read some other documentation, but
> I still have not fegured out a way to set an optional hebrew keyboard
> layout in my XF86CONFIG
> Nor have I found some program to od it for me, except the
> I have tried asking around, but still got no answer.
>
> I'm using RH5.2, but I suppose this question is relevant for people with
> different configurations.
>
> Tzafrir Cohen
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