Home	How-to see this Site in Hindi? This Page in Hindi \| This Web-Site in Hindi Editor Many i18n Editors are included in Mandrakelinux Operation System. The main editors are: GEdit, Kwrite and Yudit. All these Editors are properly displaying Hindi Text. With the help of Hindi Devanagari Key-board, Hindi Text can be typed in GEdit, Kwrite etc. Personally I prefer to use the Hindi Phonetic Key-board. It is EASY, and for this there is no need to remember the Key-board Map. Use Yudit and type in the same manner as speak. For example, to write one has to type hindI. This is an Open i18n Editor and it can be downloaded from here. The user of Mandrakelinux can install this by choosing the Yudit RPM either at the time of Initial Installation or by using "Install Software Packages" Menu Option. The snap-shot show here is of Hindi version of Mandrake Control Center under Mandrakelinux 10.0 Community and where the Installation of Yudit is shown. After the completion of Yudit, you will find a directory named ".Yudit/fonts" under your Home Directory. Copy the "raghu.ttf" file from "/usr/share/fonts/otf/mdk" directory to this directory. Now start the Yudit by selecting it from the menu and select the [ ? Input (F1..f12) ] option from the top-bar. From the Available Kmaps select Devanagari and put it on your choice of Function Key. To know the Key-combinations for the letters, see inside the Key-Input/Output under the Input (F1..F12) Option. Yudit is now ready for Hindi-Writing!
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Many i18n Editors are included in Mandrakelinux Operation System. The main editors are: GEdit, Kwrite and Yudit. All these Editors are properly displaying Hindi Text. With the help of Hindi Devanagari Key-board, Hindi Text can be typed in GEdit, Kwrite etc. Personally I prefer to use the Hindi Phonetic Key-board. It is EASY, and for this there is no need to remember the Key-board Map.

Instllation of Yudit in Mandrakelinux 10.0

Instllation of Yudit in Mandrakelinux 10.0

Use Yudit and type in the same manner as speak. For example, to write Hindi in Hindi

one has to type hindI. This is an Open i18n Editor and it can be downloaded from here. The user of Mandrakelinux can install this by choosing the Yudit RPM either at the time of Initial Installation or by using "Install Software Packages" Menu Option. The snap-shot show here is of Hindi version of Mandrake Control Center under Mandrakelinux 10.0 Community and where the Installation of Yudit is shown.

Devenagari Key-map setup in Yudit on Mandrakelinux

Devenagari Key-map setup in Yudit on Mandrakelinux

After the completion of Yudit, you will find a directory named ".Yudit/fonts" under your Home Directory. Copy the "raghu.ttf" file from "/usr/share/fonts/otf/mdk" directory to this directory. Now start the Yudit by selecting it from the menu and select the [ ? Input (F1..f12) ] option from the top-bar. From the Available Kmaps select Devanagari and put it on your choice of Function Key. To know the Key-combinations for the letters, see inside the Key-Input/Output under the Input (F1..F12) Option.

Yudit is now ready for Hindi-Writing!

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