Kashubian Informational Site

We have selected Debian 5.0 (lenny) with KDE 3.5.9 to illustrate how to setup Kashubian keyboard in KDE 3.5.x.

1. From the main KDE menu select Control Center

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You should mark 7 June of this year as an important date in history for Kashubian computing. Since than, the newly available alpha version of Kubuntu 7.10 Linux operating system (stable release is scheduled for October) includes support for Kashubian language. Not only can Kashubian be set as the system’s default language, but some of the menus display in Kashubian. With this release, we can start talking about a Kashubian operating system in the true meaning of the word.

This development is a direct outcome of KDE’s version 3.5.7 release, which incorporates Kashubian (csb) language support. You can read more about KDE on the project’s Web site.

Kashubian translators, Michał Ostrowski and Marek Kwidziński have been working on KDE / Ubuntu since 2006 and thanks to their tireless efforts, we can now enjoy Kashubian version of Linux. Although there’s still plenty of work to be done (i.e. weeding out typos and translation errors), the hardest part is behind us – Kashubian Linux has hit the cyber space!

Beginning 22 May 2007, KDE 3.5.7 has been available for download from ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/. As with all KDE releases, this version adds new functionality and improves stability.

Arguably for us, the most important change of this version is the stable support for Kashubian language. Needless to say, we, the Kashubian KDE translators are very proud of this new development.

If possible, please upgrade you version of KDE, install the csb files and let us know what you think! Should you find any translation inconsistencies, typos, etc., please, submit them via contact channels provided on linuxcsb.org.

Marek and Michał