Homepage. I18n/NorthAmericanIndigenousLanguages. This page is for developers interestested in developing language support for North America's indigenous languages. It lists the information we have and ideas how to implement those languages into Debian. 0. Introduction North America has over 100 tribes each with their own language and dialects. To date none of those languages is supported by any operating system on the market. The languages use latin characters with diacritics, Syllabics, and Cherokee script. Once all of the font, keyboard, and locale information is entered, then the real work of translating the operating system begins. 1. Approximately fourty-five First Nations, Inuktitut, and Métis languages are spoken in Canada. 2. 2.1. Some people have been doing work for the Inuktitut and Ojibway languages. 2.2. The default keyboard layout in US and Canada is the standard US English layout (104 keys).
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