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As well as translations, Ubuntu also provides a range of character sets and input methods, so that you can use your computer just as well in any language.
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
switching/C/whyswitch.xml:50(para)
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Translations are contributed by a large number of volunteers from around the world.
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
switching/C/whyswitch.xml:52(emphasis)
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Rosetta
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
switching/C/whyswitch.xml:53(application)
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You can suggest translations yourself, using the online <placeholder-1/> service.
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Located in
switching/C/whyswitch.xml:53(emphasis)
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Language Support
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
switching/C/whyswitch.xml:54(application)
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New language packs can be installed quickly and conveniently, using the <placeholder-1/> tool.
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Located in
switching/C/whyswitch.xml:54(emphasis)
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Accessible
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Located in
switching/C/whyswitch.xml:58(title)
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Ubuntu includes a set of accessibility tools by default, including a magnifier, screen reader and on-screen keyboard. Also available are cutting-edge tools such as the innovative <application>Dasher</application> input application and the brand-new <application>Orca</application> screenreader.
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
switching/C/whyswitch.xml:59(para)
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The Ubuntu project has an Accessibility Team who are dedicated to making Ubuntu more accessible for everyone.
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Located in
switching/C/whyswitch.xml:60(para)
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Accessibility tools are almost always available to you, from the installer to the desktop.
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Located in
switching/C/whyswitch.xml:62(emphasis)
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