> All decisions made 20 years ago. The future is UTF-8. As you can see in the examples, they are all (except perhaps the Joilet file system) still very activel

> All decisions made 20 years ago. The future is UTF-8. As you can see in the examples, they are all (except perhaps the Joilet file system) still very actively used. I see no reason that they will disappear soon. Also the decision to use UTF-8 under GNU/Linux is a decision that was similarly made about 20 years ago.