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There are standard ways to write German when only the basic Latin/English alphabet is available, so "ss" for ß. Umluts get a following e: "ae" for ä. See, for
by abrowne 11y ago
There are standard ways to write German when only the basic Latin/English alphabet is available, so "ss" for ß. Umluts get a following e: "ae" for ä.
See, for example, KDE dev Martin Gräßlin's domain: https://blog.martin-graesslin.com/blog/about/ https://blog.martin-graesslin.com/blog/about/