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ki77roy
Russian item Mark Unseen   Nov 15 10:23 UTC 2003

Privet!.
15 responses total.
ki77roy
response 1 of 15: Mark Unseen   Nov 15 10:33 UTC 2003

Let`s communicate in Russian.
ki77roy
response 2 of 15: Mark Unseen   Nov 15 10:34 UTC 2003

Davaite obshat`sua po rysski ;)
keesan
response 3 of 15: Mark Unseen   Nov 17 01:42 UTC 2003

russki - the y is a different sound in English.
O chem obshchat'sya?  Gde ty zhivesh?
twenex
response 4 of 15: Mark Unseen   Nov 20 00:49 UTC 2003

ochenij horosho. menya zavut Jeff i ya zhivu v englandje.

btw, trying to write Russian in anything in Russian
without using the Cyrillic alphabet is Bloody Hard.
keesan
response 5 of 15: Mark Unseen   Nov 20 14:19 UTC 2003

Ochen' khorosho - v Anglii.  The situation is complicated by the existence
of numerous transliteration systems - you can use j, dj, dzh, g etc for the
same sound.
rcurl
response 6 of 15: Mark Unseen   Nov 20 16:41 UTC 2003

(...shades of Godunov vs Gudenov...)

keesan
response 7 of 15: Mark Unseen   Nov 20 19:37 UTC 2003

I have had chats with Armenians who used one transliteration system while I
used another (for Russian - which they find easier than English but tend to
spell the way it sounds).  It works as long as we are both consistent.
icecold
response 8 of 15: Mark Unseen   Jul 9 20:35 UTC 2004

Hello peoples. Privet narod.
I have question about cyrillic support. Est` vopros po podderjke kirilitsi
na grex.
I can't type russian symbols. Ne mogu pechatat` russkie simvoli. This is bell
signal when I'm trying to type enything.
My term is "pc3" and some environments:
LC_LANG=ru_RU.KOI8-R
MMCHARSET=ru_RU.KOI8-R
LC_COLLATE=ru_RU.KOI8-R
LC_CTYPE=ru_RU.KOI8-R

Any idea?
Thanks.
keesan
response 9 of 15: Mark Unseen   Jul 11 10:25 UTC 2004

Can you set term to vt100 or vt200 or vt300?  I have not tried to type Russian
symbols but I can read them fine when telnetted to grex if I load them on my
DOS computer (or in linux).  I load cp866 (DOS Cyrillic).  You could try that
instead of koi8.  If I use Kermit (at least in DOS) I also need to set
terminal character set transparent.  Are you telnetted to grex?  

Mozhno mne pisat' po-russkiy na adres keesan@grex.org.  Ya uchilas' russkomu
yazyku.  U nas eshche odin chelovek ponimaet po-russki.
icecold
response 10 of 15: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 17:45 UTC 2004

OK, I'll try to play with vt200...
By the way, I can read cyrillic, but can't type.
Ochen priyatno, chto Vi govorite po russki (-:
Vot moy email - icecold@cyberspace.org
icecold
response 11 of 15: Mark Unseen   Feb 27 18:21 UTC 2005

topic umer? zdes russkogovoriashih ne ostalos`?
keesan
response 12 of 15: Mark Unseen   Feb 27 19:16 UTC 2005

Ya ostalas', i ty.  Ya nedavno poluchila telegram od cheloveka, kotory
rodilsya v Samarkande i umeyet govorit' po-russki, no luchshe govorit po
bokharski.  On khotel mne obyasnyat', pochemu 'telnet' ne rabotal (delo bylo
v inetd-e).  
icecold
response 13 of 15: Mark Unseen   Feb 27 21:34 UTC 2005

a ne smojet li sluchayno tvoy znakomiy ili kto nibud` iz prisutstvuyushih
rasskazat`, kak nastroit` kirilitsu v OpenBSD? :-)
telnet ne sovetuyu ispol`zovat` - ne securno.
icecold
response 14 of 15: Mark Unseen   Mar 18 23:26 UTC 2006

Looks like bbs does not support cyrillic. I can type cyrillic symbols in
shell, but here... :-|
keesan
response 15 of 15: Mark Unseen   Mar 19 04:00 UTC 2006

You are right, I can't type any upper ascii characters in bbs at all.
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