Re: Mixed up priorities  From: G. Adam Stanislav ( Date: Thu Oct
21 1999 - 23:51:06 EDT  At 17:19 21-10-1999 -0700, John Hudson
wrote: >Are there separate CH, Ch and ch keys on Slovak
keyboards?  Of course not. Keyboards were designed in America.
Besides, keyboards are glyph-oriented, not character oriented. I
am not aware of any operating system that can display two glyphs
for a single character (not yet, anyway). Are we here to accept
the status quo, or to internationalize  >Many languages,
including English, make use of digraphs and trigraphs to
>represent sounds which are represented in other orthographies
by single  Oh, yeah, it's all about English. The rest of us are
idiots. English does not consider digraphs separate characters,
and English is right. The rest of us should just assimilate.
Resistance is futile.  Well, fine. Then let's declare Unicode
the English way of transcribing languages, and not call it an
international standard of character encoding.  >In some
languages these digraphs are consider