Fwd: [li18nux:1095] Linux Future Survey
- From: Edward Cherlin <cherlin pacbell net>
- To: cooker-i18n linux-mandrake com, unicode unicode org, simpdev yahoogroups com, gtk-i18n-list gnome org
- Subject: Fwd: [li18nux:1095] Linux Future Survey
- Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 17:08:05 -0700
Please vote at the address below for full Unicode support in the next
Linux Standard Base/Li18nux standard. We are still missing fonts,
keyboard layouts, and rendering capabilities for
Malayalam (submitted but not in distribution)
Oriya
Kannada
Telugu
Thaana
Sinhala
Burmese
Khmer
Lao
Tibetan
Mongolian
Votes for uniform font handling, including full TrueType and OpenType
support in the major font servers, are also welcome. See the Linux
Font HOWTO for a view of the current mess.
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Subject: [li18nux:1095] Linux Future Survey
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 17:38:23 -0700 (PDT)
From: hiura li18nux org (Hideki Hiura)
To: li18nux li18nux org
All,
We have just created a page for Linux Future Survey at
http://www.freestandards.org/linuxfuture/
LSB 1.2 is Complete.
Li18nux 1.0(aka Li18nux2000) is Complete.
Simple Question: What is it missing?
While the LSB is moving forward with planned updates that will
include more interfaces (such as C++) and features (such as
standardized package management) we would like to hear from you, the
developers and user's of Linux based applications. We want to know
what interfaces and features future versions of the LSB and Li18nux
shouldinclude. For that matter, we would like to know what interfaces
and features Linux itself is missing.
Our goal is to increase compatibility among runtime environments.
With this, ISVs will find it cost effective to develop their
applications for Linux with less concern for having to support the
variations in APIs that they face today. Greater adoption of Linux
by ISVs will mean more applications and functionality for the
platform.
This is a brainstorming phase. All thoughts are welcome. Think about
what you would like done in an ideal world with unlimited resources.
Furthermore, as you may know, we have modularized our standards
(i.e.: LSB, Li18nux, OpenPrinting, etc.) so don't worry about the
LSB becoming too large to be functional. We can always put features
outside of the "LSB core" and into a modular and potentially
optional "add-ons"
Please take time to fill in as much information as you can on survey.
Thanks!
--
hiura {freestandards org,li18nux.org,unicode.org,sun.com}
Chair, Li18nux/Linux Internationalization Initiative,
http://www.li18nux.org Board of Directors, Free Standards
Group, http://www.freestandards.org Architect/Sr. Staff Engineer,
Sun Microsystems, Inc, USA eFAX: 509-693-8356
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--
Edward Cherlin
Maintainer, Unicode HOWTO
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