[BRLTTY] Russian and Hebrew with BRLTTY

[Ollie]

Hello Hermann,
thanks for your quick reply.
I didn't do any setting up in Ubuntu, but I know Russian (and Hebrew) 
show correctly on screen.
 From what you tell me, though, I understand I can't read mixed texts 
like, for instance, a Russian-English dictionary, or a grammar book, 
where I have part of a line in one language and another in the other.
Am I correct?
Take care,
Ollie



At 16.18 13/12/2008, you wrote:
>On 13.12.2008 at 15:57:27 Ollie <mallard at ilgerone.net> wrote:
>
> > Hello list,
> > I joined five minutes ago, and I'm aready here with some questions.
> >
>That's waht this list is for :-)
>
> > I have installed Ubuntu Intrepid, but can't use it as much as I would
> > like to, because I need to read a lot in Russian and Hebrew. I'm not
> > interested in speech so much as in braille.
> > Is it possible to read Russian and Hebrew with BRLTTY?
>
>Russian yes, Hebrew no.
>You have to start up brltty with the following:
>brltty -t ru
>Note: You must add this  to the other startup parameters you use.
>If you use Russian and Italian, I fear you have to restart Brltty when
>changing braille table.
>Did you set up Ubuntu in order tho show Russian correctly (character set
>etc.)?
>Hermann
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