Subject: Re: FAQ? Chinese on UNIX / X

From: Stephen G Simpson <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1993 03:35:21 -0500

>From math.psu.edu:/pub/simpson/chinese/unix.software:
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Last revised: 04 Feb 1993

For Chinese on a Unix workstation, I recommend the following free
software, available by anonymous ftp:

Windowing system -- X11R5

Chinese terminal emulator -- cxterm (Chinese-capable xterm) [from
cs.purdue.edu:/pub/ygz]

editing Chinese text files -- celvis (Chinese-capable clone of vi)
[from cs.purdue.edu:/pub/ygz] or cemacs (Chinese-capable version of
GNU Emacs) [from math.psu.edu:/pub/simpson/chinese/cemacs], both
running inside cxterm

printing Chinese text files on a Postscript printer -- hz2ps package
[from ahkcus.org:/src/unix]

TeX package -- Unix TeX 3.1 or later, xdvi, dvips 5.4, PostScript printer

Chinese TeX macros and fonts -- Poor Man's Chinese TeX [from
math.psu.edu:pub/simpson/chinese/pmc]

Chinese e-mail and news -- HZ package [from ahkcus.org:/src/unix] and
hztty [from cs.purdue.edu:/pub/ygz]

See ftp.sites for more information on anonymous ftp sites where this
and other Chinese software can be obtained.

Stephen G. Simpson               [email-masked]
Department of Mathematics        +1 814 863-0775
Pennsylvania State University    home: +1 814 238-2274
University Park, PA 16802