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Just checking: so this problem does not affect languages using
precomposed Unicode?
Vietnamese users _should_ be using precomposed forms for our added and
combined diacritics. But I wonder if we should be ready for the fact
that they might not. I was using a keyboard layout for a while whic
O/H Clytie Siddall έγραψε:
Just checking: so this problem does not affect languages using
precomposed Unicode?
Vietnamese users _should_ be using precomposed forms for our added and
combined diacritics. But I wonder if we should be ready for the fact
that they might not. I was using a keyboar
Hi!
I can't find at Gnome TranslationProject any support to native african
languages (like kimbundu, zulu, xhosa, etc.) and creole (like jamaican,
capeverdian, etc.)
My concern is about it seems to having lots of people using these languages
as their main one, more than their nation oficially use
On 6/14/08, Paulo Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can't find at Gnome TranslationProject any support to native african
> languages (like kimbundu, zulu, xhosa, etc.) and creole (like jamaican,
> capeverdian, etc.)
>
> My concern is about it seems to having lots of people using these languages
Ysgrifennodd Paulo Silva:
> Hi!
>
> I can't find at Gnome TranslationProject any support to native african
> languages (like kimbundu, zulu, xhosa, etc.) and creole (like jamaican,
> capeverdian, etc.)
>
> My concern is about it seems to having lots of people using these languages
> as their main
