Can Slackware9.1 support Asian Language ?

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10-15-2003, 07:08 PM	#1
preswang Member Registered: Oct 2003 Location: UK/Chinese Distribution: Slackware9.1 Posts: 55 Rep:	Can Slackware9.1 support Asian Language ? Hi, all I just move my Linux from RH9.0 to Slackware9.1. After hard working with solving the GRUB boot error problem, UK keyboard mapping, MS 3 wheel USB mouse by searching the answers here (Thanks all people in forum!!!) I find one more problem, The Slackware doesn't support Asian language(Chinese) like Redhat. Is it possible to let it support??

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