Comment Linux @ Taiwan (Score 1) 169
As you guys mention about Taiwan, I've to say something.
First of all, Taiwan is a different CONTURY from China. We stand on the biggest hardware vender of the world. We do have some BSD/Linux user here in Taiwan.
I've wrote a page about Linux @ Taiwan one years ago, you can check the Linux @ Taiwan for the old document. This is an pretty old document, and there are more progess going on here in Taiwan.
We have CLE(Chinese Linux Extension) here in http://cle.linux.org.tw/. Sorry for no English version avaliable now. From CLE, there are RedHat, Mandrake, Suse, Slackware, Debian Chinese packages. You can see Mandrake Taiwan, KDE Taiwan, and there is also an i18n project for translate Linux project. A Chinese input project in XCIN Project, and a CLDP Project.
First of all, Taiwan is a different CONTURY from China. We stand on the biggest hardware vender of the world. We do have some BSD/Linux user here in Taiwan.
I've wrote a page about Linux @ Taiwan one years ago, you can check the Linux @ Taiwan for the old document. This is an pretty old document, and there are more progess going on here in Taiwan.
We have CLE(Chinese Linux Extension) here in http://cle.linux.org.tw/. Sorry for no English version avaliable now. From CLE, there are RedHat, Mandrake, Suse, Slackware, Debian Chinese packages. You can see Mandrake Taiwan, KDE Taiwan, and there is also an i18n project for translate Linux project. A Chinese input project in XCIN Project, and a CLDP Project.
Recently, we also have a Software liberty Association for improve the opensource in Taiwan.
Above are only a few information I know about Linux @ Taiwan. As for BSD @ Taiwan, I also know few BSD committer who spent lots of time on Chinese support for BSD.
Anyway, for those who help the Chinese on Linux/BSD, I've to say THANKS to you all.
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