> All have QWERTY-like (in some cases AZERTY etc. but still similar) layout as a BASE. But not the Latin charset as the single one that can be entered. Let's p

> All have QWERTY-like (in some cases AZERTY etc. but still similar) layout as a BASE. But not the Latin charset as the single one that can be entered. Let's pick a random one on your list, Russia for example. Funny thing appears, it's clear that you haven't visited Russia for example, hint: Cyrillic on keyboards. Shall we continue? ASCII is not the world's default and never should be. And incorrect? No, maybe I should've just said narrow-minded instead of American.