Now, don't be tricked with Cliff Miller's propaganda.
May be the press release aren't counting the OS's bundled with new computers.
Actually I don't see anyone using Turbo Linux around. Either Red Hat. For business use we all use Windows here. Techies who really want Linux use Red Hat, or may be Turbo Linux, but Vine Linux (http://vine.flatout.org/), which is a Red Hat based distribution more specialized for Japanese. It uses glibc locale and the error messages or output messages, man pages, are all Japanized. X Server supports TT fonts to display smooth edged Kanji.
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Now, don't be tricked with Cliff Miller's propaganda.
May be the press release aren't counting the OS's bundled with new computers.
Actually I don't see anyone using Turbo Linux around. Either Red Hat. For business use we all use Windows here. Techies who really want Linux use Red Hat, or may be Turbo Linux, but Vine Linux (http://vine.flatout.org/), which is a Red Hat based distribution more specialized for Japanese. It uses glibc locale and the error messages or output messages, man pages, are all Japanized. X Server supports TT fonts to display smooth edged Kanji.
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Goura