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For example on an android phone, set language to Japanese and all kanji is in a Japanese font by default. For more niche uses you can usually set the font or l

by rjh29 2y ago

For example on an android phone, set language to Japanese and all kanji is in a Japanese font by default. For more niche uses you can usually set the font or language on a per app basis. Every Japanese phone is using Unicode already, as is most modern PC software.

lmm 2y ago
> For example on an android phone, set language to Japanese and all kanji is in a Japanese font by default. If it's an app that uses the native UI toolkit, sure. If it's using one of the package-it-up frameworks, you'd better hope the developer configured it correctly. > For more niche uses you can usually set the font or language on a per app basis. You very often can't, or it's impractically difficult for regular users. Try changing your locale but not your language and watch how many programs screw it up.