This is the GPL'd 7th edition of the very well known
English-Russian dictionary by V.K.Mueller. It is arranged as
single text file with cyrillic letters KOI8-R encoded.
Transcription symbols correspond to the IPA (International
Phonetic Alphabet) standard. There is also a simple dictionary
search utility is included in this port.
PR: 61455
Submitted by: Igor Pokrovsky <tiamat@comset.net>
This C library allows to convert cyrillic text from any to any of the following
cyrillic charsets: windows-1251, koi8-r, koi8-u, iso-8859-5, x-mac-cyrillic and
ibm866. Automatic detection of charset is possible for any of those.
The library also contains a number of automation features and useful service
wrappers that are ready to be easily plugged into any application whenever one
needs more wise features instead of just dumb converting.
PR: 60042
Submitted by: Pavel Novikov <pavel@ext.by>
ircd-hybrid-ru is russian version of well known hybrid IRC
server with plently number of features. it can handle russian
channel names, nicknames and harset recoding
PR: 60244
Submitted by: Evgueni V. Gavrilov <aquatique@rusunix.org>
The port print/muttprint does not allow to print documents
with cyrillic symbols in it by the default. There are two
causes of it: first, it need to be configured properly; and
second, the intermediately generated LaTeX file has wrong
font encoding.
Lingual configuration of muttprint is performing by creation
a translation file with the name, defined by language
settings. So I wrote translation-ru.pl for this.
Also I added the removal of that font encoding description
from the muttprint code: LaTeX port is internationalized
enough by now to handle font encodings properly without
explicit specifications.
With this changes it prints mixed russian and english text
without any problem.
On the base of this changes it is very easy to create, for
example, ukrainian port (ua-muttprint). Unfortenatelly my
own Ukrainian is not good enough to perform full translation
of translation-ru.pl file.
PR: ports/50609
Submitted by: Alex Semenyaka <alexs@snark.ratmir.ru>
