linux.nkri.biz

It all started with SAK, the Secure Attention Key, that was supposed to get me out of trouble in ubuntu. The help I got was a kernel panic.

Chinese characters are used not only in Mainland China but also in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, and sometimes in Korea and other places. There are differences in the way these countries write certain characters, and ideally this should just be a matter of selecting a different font. However, for various reasons some (but not all) of the “Simplified Chinese” characters used on the mainland have been given their own Unicode numbers that are different from the Unicode numbers of their nearest equivalent characters in Japan etc. This leads to a problem.

Keywords: PXE Kickstart Linux

I’m not in the habit of bagging Microsoft. No, really. Oh, all right, I am.

Disclaimer
Your author is writing this article when he has finished his latest task - conducting numerous experiments processing a lot of data, and finally writing the paper in just under five days. He wonders how he would do it without some of the tools he will be talking about in this article, leaving aside the pleasure of working on Linux systems. His views are biased and are meant to be taken cum grano salis, but I hope you will give him a fair chance.