Mati, Rega Ehad ;)

> The suggestions we received can be classified as follows:

I'm affraid you're either mixing or stepping on other toes (projects that are 
done or being done)

> Basic Support:
>      Keyboard mapping <- already done. Look inside XFree 4.0.3 or the 
upcoming XFree-4.1
>      Fonts <- Someone from KDE is working on adding the Windows fonts. 
Mandrake also have a nice utility to add Windows fonts to your Linux. Debian 
got a smart package to download fonts from MS and to install it. Why do 
duplicate work?
>      UTF-8 <- why?? everything is now unicode including QT 3 and GTK 2

> GUI
>      QT/KDE      } - care to elaborate? you might (again) want to do 
>      GTK/Gnome } -  some stuff that someone is already doing

> Applications 
>      Word processor <- Abiword got already some bidi support. I think a 
little help is needed there
>      Emacs <- donno
>      Vim <- I think there is a hebrew version of vim available.
>

> Internet
>      Browser (this is not really needed, since the Bidi-enabled Mozilla is
> now released) 
True.

>
> Porting Tools
>      Wine
Umm, to do hebrew for wine, you don't need much work actually, you can ask 
the team that did the OS/2 hebrew support to give it to you. Same algoritms 
with minor changes that were reflected on Windows 9x. But IMHO I would put 
wine Hebrew efforts in the last priority (heck, you don't have there even 
decent fonts support for any language)

> As you can see, this is quite a demanding list.  We are currently weighing
> our options, before jumping into concrete work.  I will send updated info
> when a decision is taken.

Well Mati, as you can see, your list has been shrinking now ;)

>
> Shalom (Regards),  Mati

-- 
Hetz Ben Hamo
System Administrator
Magnifire Websystems Inc.

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