MUA questions

[Adrian 'Dagurashibanipal' von Bidder]

On Friday 06 February 2004 11.33, Johan Wevers wrote:

> Yeah, why not adapt computersystems to use hyroglyphs, rhunes and
> cuneiforms too. All very usefull. Noone cares that the message
> sizes grow significantly, we all have glass fiber lines to our
> houses and don't pay for traffic volumes anyway.

As a matter of fact, my computer system is ready to display and work with all 
of the above (except that I'm not sure about cuneiforms - is that something 
similar to a carnivore?). The only thing missing is a font with these 
included. Going to wikipedia, I notice that the system can handle arabic, 
hebrew, greek, korean, japanese, chinese, hindi, cyrillic and vietnamese 
already (Ok, a few of these still have a few missing glyphs in my default 
font, but as I'm not using these, I haven't investigated).

cheers
-- vbi

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