[Bug 108057] Re: Romanian layout with ș and ț in it is not among the options in the GUI

2007-08-09 Thread ctomer
So lets assume Academic is set to default in Ubuntu's next release.  How
many Windows XP user will be affected by this change?  It would only be
Romanian XP users who access content written by Romanian users of the
very latest version of Ubuntu, right?  That's not a significant number
of users, is it?

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[Bug 108057] Re: Romanian keyboard layout has incorrect characters

2007-08-08 Thread ctomer
Thanks for your comments Mișu.   Here are my thoughts with regards to
the points you raised.

1.   I personally have a hard time reconciling the idea that in order to
get Linux fixed, we have to wait for Windows Vista to gain significant
market share.   I might find this easier to understand if there weren't
any standard to follow, but there is.  I don't use Windows because
things such as diacritics are broken, now if Linux just replicates those
issues, then I'm not sure why I should use Linux.  Admittedly this isn't
related to freedesktop.org, but Ubuntu's bug #1 has the goal of
decreasing Windows market.   Seems silly to me to have a goal of
decreasing Windows market share whilst at the same time waiting for an
increase in market share in order to fix other bugs.

2.  See Mihai Captă's comments.  I agree entirely.

Forgetting the issue of what should be the default layout, can we at
least agree that we need to have the option available in Ubuntu UI that
allows users to select the Romanian keyboard layouts that use the
correct diacritics?  Both Vista and Mac OS X allow me that luxury.

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[Bug 108057] Re: Romanian keyboard layout has incorrect characters

2007-08-08 Thread ctomer
Unless anyone has any major objections, I plan on changing the title and
description to something that specifically relates to the keyboard
options in the Ubuntu UI, or lack thereof.  Either that, or close the
bug and raise one that more accurately describes the problem?

This will allow separate bugs to be raised, if necessary, for other
issues such as the default layout,  whether there should be cedillas at
all, translations or whatever.

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[Bug 108057] Re: Romanian keyboard layout has incorrect characters

2007-08-06 Thread ctomer
I agree with Mihai that the default should be Romanian Standard.  I don't see 
good reason to deviate from the established standard.  On the contrary, that 
fact that there is a standard should make the decision even easier.  
However, I do see good reasons for not making Romanian Programmers the default. 
 As a user, if I'd want to change my keyboard layout to Romanian, I (and most 
likely your typical Romanian user)  wouldn't expect the diacritics to be 
accessible on the 3rd level.  My first reaction would be to think that 
something is broken if diacritics didn't start appearing upon hitting keys on 
the right-hand side of the keyboard.   I would think that the Romanian 
Programmers layout would be a keyboard layout foreign to most Romanians.

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[Bug 108057] Re: Romanian keyboard layout has incorrect characters

2007-08-03 Thread ctomer
** Description changed:

  Description of problem:
  The Romanian letters Ş and Ţ are incorrectly represented when the Romanian 
keyboard is selected.  Ş and Ţ are both incorrectly represented using cedillas 
instead of commas.  
  The incorrect Unicode characters are U015E (S with a cedilla), U015F (s with 
a cedilla), U0162 (T with a cedilla) şi U0163 (t with a cedilla)
  The correct Unicode characters are U0218 (S with a comma), U0219 (s with a 
comma), U021A (T with a comma) şi U021B (t with a comma) 
  
  The rules relating to the the Romanian language are dictated by the Academia 
Romana, and they have provided specific advice regarding the representation of 
Romanian characters:
  http://www.secarica.ro/InstitLingvTastatura-20031008.pdf   (in Romanian)
  
  For more precise information as to the why the cedilla's are incorrect:
  http://www.secarica.ro/html/s-uri_si_t-uri.html  (in Romanian):
  
  Steps to reproduce:
  1.  Download and burn Ubuntu, either 6.10 or 7.04.
  2.  Boot any PC using the CD.
  3.  When the OS has loaded, select System  Preferences  Keyboard
  4.  Select Layouts
  5.  Click on Add
  6.  Select Romania  Standard, then Ok
  7.  Select Romania Standard, and move it to the top of the list.
  8.  Close
  9.  Select Applications  Accessories  Text Editor
  10.  Using a British keyboard(physical keyboard), press the keys marked ; and 
'  (both are just to the right hand side of the letter L)
  
  Actual results:
  ş and ţ appear with cedillas.
  
  Expected results:
- ş and ţ to appear with commas.
+ ș and ț to appear with commas.
  
  Notes:
  The Romanian keyboard layout on Mac OS X 10.4.9 works as expected, as does 
Windows Vista.  Windows XP and below are broken like Ubuntu (and most likely 
other distros too).

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[Bug 108057] Re: Romanian keyboard layout has incorrect characters

2007-04-22 Thread ctomer
** Description changed:

  Description of problem:
- The Romanian letters Ş and Ţ are incorrectly represented when the Romanian 
keyboard is selected.  Ş and Ţ are both incorrectly represent using cedillas 
instead of commas.  
+ The Romanian letters Ş and Ţ are incorrectly represented when the Romanian 
keyboard is selected.  Ş and Ţ are both incorrectly represented using cedillas 
instead of commas.  
  The incorrect Unicode characters are U015E (S with a cedilla), U015F (s with 
a cedilla), U0162 (T with a cedilla) şi U0163 (t with a cedilla)
  The correct Unicode characters are U0218 (S with a comma), U0219 (s with a 
comma), U021A (T with a comma) şi U021B (t with a comma) 
  
  The rules relating to the the Romanian language are dictated by the Academia 
Romana, and they have provided specific advice regarding the representation of 
Romanian characters:
  http://www.secarica.ro/InstitLingvTastatura-20031008.pdf   (in Romanian)
  
  For more precise information as to the why the cedilla's are incorrect:
  http://www.secarica.ro/html/s-uri_si_t-uri.html  (in Romanian):
  
  Steps to reproduce:
  1.  Download and burn Ubuntu, either 6.10 or 7.04.
  2.  Boot any PC using the CD.
  3.  When the OS has loaded, select System  Preferences  Keyboard
  4.  Select Layouts
  5.  Click on Add
  6.  Select Romania  Standard, then Ok
  7.  Select Romania Standard, and move it to the top of the list.
  8.  Close
  9.  Select Applications  Accessories  Text Editor
  10.  Using a British keyboard(physical keyboard), press the keys marked ; and 
'  (both are just to the right hand side of the letter L)
  
  Actual results:
  ş and ţ appear with cedillas.
  
  Expected results:
  ş and ţ to appear with commas.
  
  Notes:
  The Romanian keyboard layout on Mac OS X 10.4.9 works as expected, as does 
Windows Vista.  Windows XP and below are broken like Ubuntu (and most likely 
other distros too).

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[Bug 108057] Re: Romanian keyboard layout has incorrect characters

2007-04-21 Thread ctomer
** Description changed:

  Description of problem:
  The Romanian letters Ş and Ţ are incorrectly represented when the Romanian 
keyboard is selected.  Ş and Ţ are both incorrectly represent using cedillas 
instead of commas.  
  The incorrect Unicode characters are U015E (S with a cedilla), U015F (s with 
a cedilla), U0162 (T with a cedilla) şi U0163 (t with a cedilla)
  The correct Unicode characters are U0218 (S with a comma), U0219 (s with a 
comma), U021A (T with a comma) şi U021B (t with a comma) 
  
  The rules relating to the the Romanian language are dictated by the Academia 
Romana, and they have provided specific advice regarding the representation of 
Romanian characters:
  http://www.secarica.ro/InstitLingvTastatura-20031008.pdf   (in Romanian)
  
  For more precise information as to the why the cedilla's are incorrect:
  http://www.secarica.ro/html/s-uri_si_t-uri.html  (in Romanian):
  
  Steps to reproduce:
  1.  Download and burn Ubuntu, either 6.10 or 7.04.
  2.  Boot any PC using the CD.
  3.  When the OS has loaded, select System  Preferences  Keyboard
  4.  Select Layouts
  5.  Click on Add
  6.  Select Romania  Standard, then Ok
  7.  Select Romania Standard, and move it to the top of the list.
  8.  Close
  9.  Select Applications  Accessories  Text Editor
- 10.  Using a British keyboard, press the keys marked ; and '  (both are just 
to the right hand side of the letter L)
+ 10.  Using a British keyboard(physical keyboard), press the keys marked ; and 
'  (both are just to the right hand side of the letter L)
  
  Actual results:
  ş and ţ appear with cedillas.
  
  Expected results:
  ş and ţ to appear with commas.
  
  Notes:
  The Romanian keyboard layout on Mac OS X 10.4.9 works as expected, as does 
Windows Vista.  Windows XP and below are broken like Ubuntu (and most likely 
other distros too).

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[Bug 108057] Romanian keyboard layout has incorrect characters

2007-04-20 Thread ctomer
Public bug reported:

Description of problem:
The Romanian letters Ş and Ţ are incorrectly represented when the Romanian 
keyboard is selected.  Ş and Ţ are both incorrectly represent using cedillas 
instead of commas.  
The incorrect Unicode characters are U015E (S with a cedilla), U015F (s with a 
cedilla), U0162 (T with a cedilla) şi U0163 (t with a cedilla)
The correct Unicode characters are U0218 (S with a comma), U0219 (s with a 
comma), U021A (T with a comma) şi U021B (t with a comma) 

The rules relating to the the Romanian language are dictated by the Academia 
Romana, and they have provided specific advice regarding the representation of 
Romanian characters:
http://www.secarica.ro/InstitLingvTastatura-20031008.pdf   (in Romanian)

For more precise information as to the why the cedilla's are incorrect:
http://www.secarica.ro/html/s-uri_si_t-uri.html  (in Romanian):

Steps to reproduce:
1.  Download and burn Ubuntu, either 6.10 or 7.04.
2.  Boot any PC using the CD.
3.  When the OS has loaded, select System  Preferences  Keyboard
4.  Select Layouts
5.  Click on Add
6.  Select Romania  Standard, then Ok
7.  Select Romania Standard, and move it to the top of the list.
8.  Close
9.  Select Applications  Accessories  Text Editor
10.  Using a British keyboard, press the keys marked ; and '  (both are just to 
the right hand side of the letter L)

Actual results:
ş and ţ appear with cedillas.

Expected results:
ş and ţ to appear with commas.

Notes:
The Romanian keyboard layout on Mac OS X 10.4.9 works as expected, as does 
Windows Vista.  Windows XP and below are broken like Ubuntu (and most likely 
other distros too).

** Affects: Ubuntu
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: Unconfirmed

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