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SubjectInternationalizing Linux
Wouldn't internetionalization perhaps involve more than a funky
printf?

I'm thinking here of, for instance, Hebrew which scrolls right to
left.

Or, worse yet, Chinese, which scrolls top to bottom, and uses quite
complex pictographs. Is there an obvious place to put Chinese in the
framebuffer code?


- Gavin


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