- 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.
- Belarusian KWIC
- A test set-up of the Belarusian Key-Word-In-Context
concordancer based on the Belarusian
Corpus. All credits go to
Yuri Leikind, all complaints - to the
webmaster.
- 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.
- @mova.org
- A webmail. Other access
possibilities include
imap,
imaps,
pop3,
pop3s
and
ssh. In order to avoid
your mail client from prompting for the validity of the
certificate every time you connect through
imaps
or
pop3s,
ask for the public key
here
and install it within your mail client. You should note that
this kind of encription provides minimalistic protection from
the most obvious abuse, i.e. sniffing or dns hijacking, but
does not garantee the privacy of your email. Consider using
GPG or
PGP
if you need better privacy protection.
- 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
- This machine
- Description of the server
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