Localization
Localization (often abbreviated as l10n) and internationalization (often abbreviated as i18n) "are means of adapting computer software to different languages, regional peculiarities and technical requirements of a target locale." – Wikipedia:Internationalization and localization
Subpages listed below contain instructions on localization of your system to specific languages:
Special:PrefixIndex/Localization/
Fonts
See Fonts#Non-latin scripts for a non-exhaustive list of available non-Latin fonts.
Locale
See Locale for help with adding non-Latin language support to your system.
Input method
See Input method for help with non-Latin text input.
Keyboard layouts
See Keyboard configuration in console and Keyboard configuration in Xorg.
gollark: Annoying Social Trend #125908125: "X seems hard therefore I shall not bother learning X"
gollark: Why don't YOU learn?
gollark: I need to fit in the crafting CPUs, crafting cuboids, drive arrays, (in future) defragmenter, and non-cell storage.
gollark: Should I make a multifloor AE2 controller area or just cram the existing stuff in?
gollark: *is annoyed by use of `codes` as a noun to mean `programs`*
See also
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