- Belarusian Linux
- Notes on setting up Belarusian language support in Linux.
Also available as a
HOWTO,
distributed through the
Linux Documentation Project
and its mirrors all over the world
- Belarusian Corpus
- TEI-lite versions of belarusian electronic texts forming
a Belarusian Corpus. All the texts are provided by the
Belarusian Bookshelf.
- jabber server
- A public jabber
server with AIM/ICQ transport, user directory and
multi-user conferencing is available at
jabber://mova.org.
- dict.mova.org
- A collection of
dictionaries
served over the dictd protocol.
- Belarusian Win32 software
- Some goodies for Microsoft Windows users. Not supported,
but still useful for those who did not switch over to
GNU/Linux yet.
- Spell 'Belarus' correctly
- Spelling of the name of Belarus in different languages in
utf-8 encoding. Versions in
PostScript,
PDF,
JPEG and
PNG
are also available. Postscript version is strongly
recommended for high-quality printing.
- Back up your spelling with facts
- Frequency distribution of different spellings of the word
'Belarusian' over
Google,
Altavista and
Yahoo from March, 2001 till May,
2001. Gnulplot sources, data files and a Perl script which collects
the data can be found here.
- Belarusian Desktop Backgrounds
- A couple of Belarus-related desktop backgrounds.
Contributions are
welcome.
- i18n at mova.org
-
A mailing list for developers of i18n and l10n solutions
for Belarusian language in (free) software.
- dicts-announce at mova.org
-
Announcements for new dict dictionaries that appear at
dict.mova.org.
- dicts at mova.org
-
Discussion list for dict dictionaries developers from
dict.mova.org.
- Misc links
-
A few links related to belarusian language.
- Maintainer
- Info about the Maintainer
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