In recent years, Hebrew support in Linux has vastly improved. But still,
several pieces of the big picture remain missing. I sat down and wrote
in an orderly fashion my thoughts on what's missing, but since I did so
in Hebrew, I sent it to the ivrix-discuss and [EMAIL PROTECTED] lists,
but not to this one.
If you can read Hebrew with your Web browser, you can still see what
I wrote in
http://linmagazine.co.il/node/view/9973
To summarize for those who can't read Hebrew at all, I discussed the need
for:
1. Hebrew in a popular general-purpose Linux distribution
2. Hebrew translation of documentation
3. Hebrew translation of applications
4. Hebrew translation of "web applications" (wiki, bug tracking, blog, etc.)
5. Hebrew OCR
6. Miscelleneous "Israeli" problems (hardware, standards, calendar, etc.)
7. Voice UI (Hebrew speech generation and speech recognition).
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Nadav Har'El | Monday, Jul 11 2005, 4 Tammuz 5765
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