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Posted: Aug. 24 2006,11:09 QUOTE

Just found libiconv on the web http://www.gnu.org/software/libiconv/ and thought it might be useful in DSL or DSL-NOT.

It's a converter between language character sets - seems quite complete and might make the experience of the web easier for the user.
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Posted: Aug. 29 2006,15:04 QUOTE

??? That's an application-level runtime library. I have no idea how that makes experience of the web easier for the user (the only thing I've ever used it for is converting between isolat1 and UTF-8.)

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Posted: Aug. 29 2006,16:33 QUOTE

Quote (crusadingknight @ Aug. 29 2006,11:04)
??? That's an application-level runtime library.

Ah, I just stumbled upon it, hadn't investigated deeply.

Sounds like the functionality should be ported to a different part of the system so all applications can use it... Xwindows?  Fluxbox?

Thanks for the reply.
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Posted: Sep. 04 2006,04:32 QUOTE

I was at the dillo website the other day and they were talking about the new version being based on FLTK because GTK-2 will be too bloated. FLTK and GTK-2 support unicode buttons and boxes. Translation: Eventually, dillo will support various languages.
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