On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 4:35 PM, praveenp <me.prav...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Apology: I am not from Indus Valley and not even a north Indian; I don't > know whether I am allowed to write here. ;-) Anyway I am posting because > this may affect so many languages, including those "True Indian" Indus > Vally languages. :-p > There's no need for that kind of rhetoric. I don't think even Anirudh identifies himself as a "North Indian", I might on the other hand, and I haven't made any statements against you. If it helps, you are all more "True Indian"(s) than I am. This is a silly point that is turning political, please try not to inflame the discussion any further. > > Dear Friends, > > I have seen extensive development in ULS, and it is live in > translatewiki.net. It is a kind of joined form of Narayam and Webfonts, > and intended to provide easy access to any users including new users in > non-Latin wikies. It looks like sooner or later will reach our wikies. > > I agree that Narayam and Webfonts need some UI love, but even with that > fact, they are easily understandable and usable. Atleast to me, ULS is no > ullas. It is complex and UI is too confusing. For eg, you may need to > enable keymap on each text area before typing in your language. I switched > myself to IBus, just for convenience. > > I hope I am wrong, but I urge others to check ULS and report problems find > by you. Doing so, it is possible to make it atleast usable. :-) > +1 Regards Theo
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