From: Edward H Trager (ehtrager@umich.edu)
Date: Sun Jun 15 2003 - 13:36:54 EDT
> > that how will browsers perform that are build on non-Unicode
> based OSes?
>
> But surely Mac OSX has been designed to support Unicode ??
> How much longer will we need browsers to run in operating
> environments that are non-Unicode based?
>
> > Let us hope that this drop of support will result in a browser
> that is
> > specifically designed to provide good Unicode support on a
> non-Unicode OS
> > rather than adding Unicode support to a piece of code that was
> designed for
> > an OS with integrated Unicode support.
Hmmm ... I also thought that Mac OSX *IS* a Unicode OS: That's what UTF-8
was designed for, wasn't it? To bring Unicode to the UNIX byte-oriented
OSes, and OSX is built around an Open Source BSD core, right? As far as
my experience goes, OSX has very good Unicode UTF-8 support at the OS
level, with nice fonts and beautiful rendering.
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