Setting Thai font and Thai on screen keyboard

Requirement
-Must installed bash shell for maemo and suder

Install thai font
1. Use your N810 download lastest fonts from
ftp://linux.thai.net/pub/thailinux/software/thai-ttf
and save to user home.
2. Unpack the "thai-ttf-x.x.x.tar.gz" then rename the unpacked dirrectory to "thai-ttf".
3. Make directory ".fonts.conf" under user home and "include" under ".fonts.conf"
4. Copy *.conf from "thai-ttf/etc/fonts/conf.avail" to ".fonts.conf/include"
5. Move "thai-ttf" to "/usr/share/fonts" (sudo mv thai-ttf /usr/share/fonts)
6. Reboot your tablet.


Install thai on screen keyboard
1. Install "Additional keyboard layouts v1.9-1"
http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/ukeyboard/

2. Tap Start>Settings>Control panel
3. Tap "Text Input Settings" Text input (ukeyboard) will appear.
4 Tap on "Languages" tab you will see 2nd language
then tap on drop down you will see Thai Kedmanee in the list, select it.

Thanks for the info. Interesting first post though.

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