Although I unfortunately do not speak these languages, I am interested how they can be used on computers. And with a little help from my friends I could write something here.
子曰: "非理勿视, 非理勿听, 非理勿言, 非理勿动".
This is supposed to spell Sudoku in Japanese: 数独, it should look similar to the following image:
Is this '€' a (utf-8 encoded) Euro sign? The table below shows how well it and the chinese/japanese text above are rendered by several browsers.
| Browser | Version | OS | Euro | Kanji |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dillo | 0.8.1 | Mac OS 10.4 | no | no |
| IE | 6.0 | Windows NT 4 | yes | no |
| Konqueror | 3.0.3 | Linux 2.4 | yes | yes |
| Lynx | 2.8.4rel.1 | Solaris 2.8 | yes(1) | no |
| Mozilla | 1.0.1 | Linux 2.4 | yes | yes |
| Mozilla | 1.0.4 | Debian GNU/Linux sarge | yes | yes |
| Mozilla | 1.0.6 | Windows 98se | yes | no(2) |
| Mozilla | 1.2.1 | Windows NT 4 | yes | no(2) |
| Safari | 2.0 | Mac OS 10.4 | yes | yes |
| w3m | 0.3.1 | Linux 2.4 | no | no |
(1) Euro symbols is shown as EUR.
(2) Probably a missing font.
Last changed: 2006-01-21T12:48:43-CET.
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