First visit my web page www.akuru.org See comments received and my observation link
The SLSI 1134 (Sinhala Unicode) is incorrect & incomplete I was the only person objected and proved that this is incorrect.
The SLSI has to be corrected.
Recently I wrote this mail to Executive Chairman of the ICTA
----I quote from my mail --------
Dear Executive Chairman of the ICTA,
I hope you read my article to the Daily Mirror Sat 4 March 2006. If not it is attached to this mail for your perusal.
Do you know that your SLSI 1134 is incorrect and incomplete? Do you know that ICTA will never be able to implement the e-SL program in Sinhala Language and Tamil Language. Do you know that the Constitution of Sri Lanka requires the Government to use Sinhala Language and Tamil Language in Sri Lanka. Do you know that this is a mandatory requirement. Do you know that google.lk is just a hype Do you know that without Sinhala and Tamil the e-SL program it self a hype.
If your SLSI 1134 is the correct solution why cant the content developers develop the web site in Sinhala Language and Tamil Language? Please note that computer is not a typewriter. With your SLSI 1134 you can use a computer as a typewriter but not as a computer.
Until when are you going to fool the general public and the Minister for IT who is the Hon President of Sri Lanka?
Hope you have the time to visit my web site www.akuru.org.
___end of my mail-----
""" Quote""" from a comment I received
Well asked - but don't expect these people to reply!
The Chairman of ICTA is also the former chairman of CINTEC who created the current problem with Sinhala fonts. He is the least likely to do anything to resolve it, because he will then be exposing his earlier bungling.
Besides, his UCSC 'golaya' Nandasara and his buddy "xxxxxx" have globe-trotted for a decade saying they are doing Sinhala fonts. All that will be exposed and brought into question the moment things are done PROPERLY even at this late stage.
First visit my web page www.akuru.org See comments received and my observation link
The SLSI 1134 (Sinhala Unicode) is incorrect & incomplete I was the only person objected and proved that this is incorrect.
The SLSI has to be corrected.
Recently I wrote this mail to Executive Chairman of the ICTA
----I quote from my mail --------
Dear Executive Chairman of the ICTA,
I hope you read my article to the Daily Mirror Sat 4 March 2006. If not it is attached to this mail for your perusal.
Do you know that your SLSI 1134 is incorrect and incomplete? Do you know that ICTA will never be able to implement the e-SL program in Sinhala Language and Tamil Language. Do you know that the Constitution of Sri Lanka requires the Government to use Sinhala Language and Tamil Language in Sri Lanka. Do you know that this is a mandatory requirement. Do you know that google.lk is just a hype Do you know that without Sinhala and Tamil the e-SL program it self a hype.
If your SLSI 1134 is the correct solution why cant the content developers develop the web site in Sinhala Language and Tamil Language? Please note that computer is not a typewriter. With your SLSI 1134 you can use a computer as a typewriter but not as a computer.
Until when are you going to fool the general public and the Minister for IT who is the Hon President of Sri Lanka?
Hope you have the time to visit my web site www.akuru.org.
___end of my mail-----
""" Quote""" from a comment I received
Well asked - but don't expect these people to reply!
The Chairman of ICTA is also the former chairman of CINTEC who created the current problem with Sinhala fonts. He is the least likely to do anything to resolve it, because he will then be exposing his earlier bungling.
Besides, his UCSC 'golaya' yyyyy and his buddy "xxxxxx" have globe-trotted for a decade saying they are doing Sinhala fonts. All that will be exposed and brought into question the moment things are done PROPERLY even at this late stage.
On 3/14/06, donald gaminitillake <lankaprin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I cannot read your posting I use netscape > Web means you should be able to use any computer any Browser any > Language on Unicode.
Wrong. Web means you should be able to use any computer any browser that supports the language standard(s) of the web site you are viewing. All the browsers that support Sinhala Unicode renderes that Sinhala Unicode (SLS 1134) text properly.
I can't speak for other platforms, but on GNU/Linux, Sinhala Unicode (reading and input) now works perfectly. Here is a recent writing of mine on this:
And I know for a fact that Sinhala Unicode works on Windows as well. If it doesn't work on Mac, ask Apple to implement it. It's not a task for SLSI, ICTA or any other group to implement it on all the platforms.
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