[Localization] localized or "international" keyboard ?

Yama Ploskonka yama at netoso.com
Mon Jun 9 18:28:44 EDT 2008


zut alors :-)

For a one-on-one, a USB keyboard will work, which I am sure you have 
thought of, but I am aware, it¡s not at all the solution. (the one I 
tried here didn't work too well, so I am not too enthusiastic in 
vouching for it either)

Will keep working, trying to solve this as I did with Solar, because the 
problem is too big and at the same time too small for OLPC corporate...

Yama

s.boutayeb at free.fr wrote:

> Consequently, yes localized keyboards are indispensable, but if rational
> considerations conduct to the decisions to ship standard keyboards to all
> countries, the responsability of the local grassroots communities and the
> partners whith wich they will manage to work on this issue will be to adapt an
> inadequate product to irrational people (we have not other product and no other
> people). We'll have to deal with that irrationalism, paradoxally, especially
> here in France, in the country of rationalism. Either through local repair
> centers either with localization sets including a screwdriver, a spare keyboard
> or with a printing solution...
> 
> Finally, we have to be capable to say to this teacher and to the numerous people
> who might support the project with fundings, etc., that she will receive for her
> class XOs with an AZERTY-keyboard.
> 
> Whatever the OLPC foundation will decide on this respect, we will contribute,
> here in Europe, with our scarcy resources, to make the future of the XO a
> success and will try to convince the people here that the XO is still a great
> product, despite of some misconceptions. Will we succeed? With more or less
> difficulty, but yes, hopefully!
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Samy
> 
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