À 12:20 1999-08-18 -0700, Kenneth Whistler a écrit :
>Markus Kuhn wrote:
>> encoding text in Unicode under Linux should be Normalization Form KC as
>> defined in Unicode Technical Report #15
>> <http://www.unicode.org/unicode/reports/tr15/>.
>
>My only concern is that Normalization Form C (rather than KC) might
>be more appropriate.
Form C is in fact the form chosen by the W3C "Character Model for the WWW"
(http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-charmod). This is not final (still a WD - working
draft) but is likely to stick, IMHO. I think that Linux should have good
reasons to choose KC instead of C.
>In my opinion, Form C is the more appropriate for general use on the
>Internet (and in Linux).
Yep.
-- François Yergeau
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