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Yes, as I sayed, there is BoPoMoFo IM which is similar to Pinyin ,input roman chars to spell Zhuyin. The situation is just like Japanese IM which foreigners like Roman spelling IM ,but Japanese or Taiwanese are used to input by Kanas or Zhuyins which are taught at their elementary schools...

left shoulder+right shoulder buttons to switch between English Chinese(or Japanese ,Korean, Emoji) inputing is a good idea. About "space" being used(used as "enter" in IM output),IM output can be set as a right shoulder(Just like FPS game shoot button).

Thanks for your explanation. I got it. About the press kit, I have read some. About tech documents, if there will be Chinese documents , it will be very good. Acutally speaking, I also write articles for technews.tw (Very big tech news in Taiwan. And the site not only provides traditional...

About the question, Traditional Chinese IM the most used - Zhuyin lacks these independent keys "," "." ";" "/"(those red ones) or they are in different places. It needs people to get used to the new keymap just like English alphabets "p" "L" are in left-bottom of the keyboard. About CJK...

Oh I was wrong. After checking the keymap, It indeed have a trouble. Popular Chinese I.Ms (Input Method) keymap at least need 41 keys. It looks like need to depend on touch screen I.M to handle it. >_< They are those red printing, or green printing ,white ones. (based on different I.Ms)...

About newspaper, at least need 5000s. About Chinese,we use "input method" (I.M. It means Chinese words index/search tool. ) software to input. I also research about Chinese IT . Chinese characters actually speaking is an open set. Now is over 100000. Actually speaking the Chinese...

About keyboard, I think it can be handled by self made sticker. I just want to make sure it's a real " whole Debian" not a partial one . I know Debain and also have used. Actually speaking I can touch type,so I don't worry about print problem. :P

Hi everyone, I am from Taiwan in Asia. I am a musician and also a programmer. I followed Pyra almost 2 weeks ago and studied . Now first time post here. I feel Pyra is an awesome "Palmtop" . :) I have a question about Debian (I am a Ubuntu Mate user): About i18n, are the whole i18n packages...