PC World reported:
TheLinux is making headways inBhutan government liked its first taste of Linux so much that it has come back for seconds, releasing an updated version of its Debian-based operating system that it launched last year. Launched at the start of this month, Dzongkha Debian Linux is a Debian-based Linux operating system built in and for the national language, Dzongkha. It can be easily installed on any PC or used as a Live CD. The updated version will fully support Dzongkha computing on standard programs and applications like word processing, spreadsheets, power point presentations, Web browsing and chatting.
I think, Bhutan government has taken a good initiative. Linux is a open source software. So, Bhutanese people now have easy access to their mother tongue in computer. Other South Asian countries take follow Bhutan in this regard.
Posted by: Biplob Kishore Deb | October 6, 2007 2:29 PM | Permalink to Comment