Let speak Chinese "Debian"

DebianGNU/Linux (Debian) is the world's largest non-commercial Linux distribution, is a world-wide, more than 1000 computers amateurs and professionals in my spare time preparing.

Currently the latest version of Debian is codenamed Debian3.0 Woody for. Now look at how to make it "speak Chinese." Localization X-Window system installed, enter X-Window start menu of System/SysV/initeditor, cancel the gdm or kdm and xdm. This way you can enter in the console after X-Window startx. Enter X-Window, run cpanel (this is important). In the KDE Control Center and choose country, language and font. The font to select fangsongti (fangsongti). Exit X-Window, in the main directory it will generate a .xsession file. Reference the following modifying this file. LANG = zh_CN.GB2312 LC_ALL = zh_CN.GB2312 LC_CTYPE = zh_CN.GB2312 KDE_LANG = zh_CN.GB2312 XMODIFIERS = @ im = Chinput "exportLANGLC_ALLLC_CTYPEKDE_LANGXMODIFIERS chinput & execgnome-session (if you are using GNOME) execkde2 (if you use KDE) configuration using the xtt XFree864.0 XFree864.0.2 module to support the GB/Big5 TrueType fonts, and therefore no longer required xfs-xtt. Configure XFree864.0 relatively easy, just the/etc/X11/XF86Config-4 Section "Files" FontPath "in section/usr/lib/X11/fonts/TrueType and Load" freetype "replaced with Load" xtt ". Here you can set the FontPath "unix/: 700" commented out. If you are using the version of x-ttcidfont-conf, 8.0/etc/X11/XF86Config-4 of Section "Files" to join the following statement: "FontPath"/var/lib/defoma/x-ttcidfont-conf.d/dirs/True/Type//var/lib/defoma/x-ttcidfont-conf.d/dirs/CID/"FontPath"