Subject: Re: SCO Unix Chinese Language Version

From: Roland Wang <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 1994 14:27:38 -0800

A Chinese Unix system can be a "full" Chinese computing environment,
including kernel, libraries, commands, utilities, and so on. Not just
a user interface. For example, it may have a Stream module which can
be pushed into system to convert encoding between EUC and 7-bit GB.
Another example is "mail" which can localized to handle Chinese emails
in various encodings (ISO 2022, GB, Big-5, etc.). The "smallest"
Chinese system can an AT&T's SVR3.2 (MNLS) which has no Chinese specific
stuff but you can input/output Chinese via a Chinese terminal.

Roland Wang
Apple Computer, Inc

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