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Talented as our members are - and they can probably advise on Finnish interfaces fine. I suggest Tokyo LUG.
language-env does a good job of configuring a linux system for languages other then english, it also does a pretty good job at configuring everthing to use an input application if required. It'd be nice however to use a tablet (getting back to the original subject) to draw kana (phoenetic script(s)) or kanji(idiograms). The advantage would mainly be speed. Entering kana using their romanized versions then searching canna's suggestions for replacement kanji can be quite time consuming. I think windows has the advantage here; Because it â??hasâ?? to be usable by non-techies it requires input methods to suite everyone be it via speech or hand writting. It'd be good to be able to search for a kanji meaning and reading as well though :)
If you are making the meeting I'm sure we'd all be fascinated to learn more about Japanese as a language.
I'm not a native speaker or in anyway amazingly good at it, but I wouldn't mind discussing Japanese (or other non-indo-european languages) in regards to linux. You'd be surprised how good some of the opensource language education software is now even if the input side of things is lacking ;). Alas I don't really have the time to come to the meet :(. Anyways, getting a bit OT; Damn my random thoughts ;) -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.