The Unicode HOWTO: Other sources of information

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## 7. Other sources of information

## 7.1 Mailing lists

Broader audiences can be reached at the following mailing lists.

Note that where I write `at', you should write `@'. (Anti-spam device.)

### linux-utf8

Address: `linux-utf8` at `nl.linux.org`

This mailing list is about internationalization with Unicode, and covers a broad range of topics from the keyboard driver to the X11 fonts.

Archives are at http://mail.nl.linux.org/linux-utf8/.

To subscribe, send a message to `majordomo` at `nl.linux.org` with the line "subscribe linux-utf8" in the body.

### li18nux

Address: `linux-i18n` at `sun.com`

This mailing list is focused on organizing internationalization work on Linux, and arranging meetings between people.

To subscribe, fill in the form at http://www.li18nux.org/ and send it to `linux-i18n-request` at `sun.com`.

### unicode

Address: `unicode` at `unicode.org`

This mailing list is focused on the standardization and continuing development of the Unicode standard, and related technologies, such as Bidi and sorting algorithms.

Archives are at ftp://ftp.unicode.org/Public/MailArchive/, but they are not regularly updated.

For subscription information, see http://www.unicode.org/unicode/consortium/distlist.html.

### X11 internationalization

Address: `i18n` at `xfree86.org`

This mailing list addresses the people who work on better internationalization of the X11/XFree86 system.

Archives are at http://devel.xfree86.org/archives/i18n/.

To subscribe, send mail to the friendly person at `i18n-request` at `xfree86.org` explaining your motivation.

### X11 fonts

Address: `fonts` at `xfree86.org`

This mailing list addresses the people who work on Unicode fonts and the font subsystem for the X11/XFree86 system.

Archives are at http://devel.xfree86.org/archives/fonts/.

To subscribe, send mail to the overworked person at `fonts-request` at `xfree86.org` explaining your motivation.

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