4 ms·
> Struggle with zh/ja/ko. FYI, these are frequently called CJK (chinese, japanese, korean). Although, that more has to do with the fact that each character ta
by earenndil 7y ago
> Struggle with zh/ja/ko.
FYI, these are frequently called CJK (chinese, japanese, korean). Although, that more has to do with the fact that each character takes multiple keystrokes to type and thus is harder to support, than to do with the locale.