On Tue, Nov 12, 2002, Eliran wrote about "[OT] LJ Cover":
> I just bought the latest issue of Linux Journal from stimatzki (how do
> you spell it ?)
> and I saw in the cover a keyboard, on the keyboard were some letters...
> I recognized
> 2 of them to be hebrew : "shin" and "gimel" are these really hebrew
> letters ?
I have no idea what you saw (I didn't see that issue). You recognized the
shin and gimel but other keys were not Hebrew?
Other languages also might have letters that look like shin and gimel.
For example, Japanese has characters that look a ("dfus"-) gimmel and
like (hmm, not exactly...) a shin. Another character looks like a mem sofit :)
In fact, the words "entrance" and "exit" in Japanese reminded me of Hebrew
words when I first saw them; See for example
http://www.kanjisite.com/html/wak/wak10.html
Just a wild guess, probably wrong :)
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