OpenEuphoria

Re: ee/Linux released

• Posted by Irv <irv at ELLIJAY.COM> Jul 04, 1999
• 633 views

On Sun, 04 Jul 1999, you wrote:
> Ralf wrote:
> >Such as the ascii-table just a few key-presses away,
>
> Which unfortunately is not useful in the Linux environment - you can't
> display IBM graphic characters - which is why all the cool box-drawing
> characters had to be yanked out.

I'm puzzled: when I install SuSE, which uses a text-mode installation
(via ncurses, AFAIK) it has all the usual DOS box characters, corners, borders,
etc.  Shadows as well, but not very well implemented (just black, no
"transparency")

> The KDE folks have been pretty good about internationalizing *all* their
> applications. I  mention this primarily because it reminds me that I have
> yet to add internationalization support to Llama. 

I'm surprised at the number of programs that do handle the internationalization.
Some don't, and others don't support all 25 languages, but it's a good start.
My understanding is that Turbo Linux is pretty much "state of the art" in this
area, especially in regards to asian languages.

Regards
Irv