В Вск, 04/10/2009 в 22:57 +0200, Sietse Brouwer пишет: > Dear Gnome Desktop devs, > > (This e-mail is about the Character Palette panel applet; I have done > my best to choose the right mailing list. If this is not the right > one, I do apologise.) > > Currently, Character Palette's default palettes are organised by base > letter. For example: > áàâãäåæª > éèêëæ > > This is useful for finding the letter you need, but less useful for > typing in any one language: one has to keep switching palettes. The > solution: also offer palettes containing the special of (groups of) > languages. Here are the examples for German and (lowercase-)French: > äöüÄÖÜß»« > âêîôûàèéïÿç«» > (German uses inward-pointing guillemets as quotmarks, French > outward-pointing ones.) > > Does this sound like a good idea? If yes, I'll follow up with a list > of Things I Should Find Out and Things I Should Do. (Thankfully, > Character Palette seems to be Latin-scripts–only, at least > at present. That makes things easier.) This is definitely a good idea. Some time ago I had to create a palette for Esperanto letters. Of course it's been a one time thing for me, but it would've been terrific if it had worked out of the box.
-- Alexey "Ktirf" Rusakov GNOME Project ALT Linux Team
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