> I live in Korea and older people are technologically no inferior to younger people in that regard. You guys truly are wonderful unicorns. How do you do it? (

> I live in Korea and older people are technologically no inferior to younger people in that regard. You guys truly are wonderful unicorns. How do you do it? (serious question in that regard) On topic, I think the ultimate solution is to have whatever language input/output be essentially a placeholder, and then some general "switching" system which puts whatever language a user prefers. It should be able to switch on-the-fly totally independently of application state. (same thing for numbers, outputting decimal or hexadecimal should happen on-the-fly, same model value but different user view) Commercial OS's tend to be pretty invasive these days, but the one thing where we need more of them, and better tooling, is definitely text i/o.