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Updated Oct. 15, 2008 Remastersys for Ubuntu 8.041. download the Remastersys.
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How to input Romanized Pali and Sanskrit in Openoffice.org? It works for both Opeonoffice 2.04 and Openoffice.org 3 (tested under Ubuntu 8.04, Oct. 15, 2008)
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Just download unetboothin and use it to load your CD image file to usb flash drive. Get unetboothin at:
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For old PCs, just use Windows XP install disk to repair it by use fixboot and fixmbr commands.
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In MS Office 2007, there is an ODF addon, one can download it from it here: http://odf-converter.sourceforge.net
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http://www.talug.org/howto/Steps_to_make_Slack_package.html Step 1 Step 2 Step 3
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Many people are using Office 2007, in order to share files with them I need to use windows. Here are some programs I installed in my Linux desktop (five years old notebook with 256 MB RAM).
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Here are my favorite distro lists:
Slax 6 is fast, stable, small in size. The module manager in Slax 6 make uninstall module easily. It will become Slackware 12 once you install it at hard disk. Slackware is my daily based distro.
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PCLinuxOS 2007 is better than Ubuntu 7.04 in many ways: Appearance (3D), Installation (faster), Control Panel (such as Fonts install). PCLinuxOS can play DVD, VCD and MP3 once installed, while Ubuntu need a lot of works. Ubuntu 7.04 is better than PCLinuxOS 2007 in terms of CJK (Chinese, Japanese and Korean) supports. For Linux New user, PCLinuxOS 2007 is recommended. Things are changing. Waiting for next Ubuntu release...
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In Windows Vista, fonts support Romanized Sanskrit are:
In Linux, there are many free fonts support Unicode Romanized Sanskrit, such as Gentium, DejaVu Sans, DejaVu Serif (used in Slax).
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