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Internationalisation (short I18N) makes a product usable in multiple Countries or Regions. This covers different Languages and Charsets, country specific Locales and settings, Timezones, etc. This section will collect articles about I18N, references to Wikipedia pages, possible official standards and how each term affects or is used in FRITZ!OS. |
Internationalisation[edit]
The label (lexicon) in the Term column shows there are other objects in this wiki using this name.
| Term | Short for | Description | Standards |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASCII | American Standard Code for Information Interchange | American standard 7-bit Charset | RFC-20 |
| Annex (lexicon) | ADSL Annex | Band plan for sharing Telephony and DSL or improved uplink | ITU-T G.922-3, ITU-T G.922-1 |
| Branding | Firmware Branding | Customisation of a Firmware for an ISP | |
| CP-437 | Code Page 437 | DOS-Latin-US MS-DOS 8-bit Charset for USA | |
| CP-850 | Code Page 850 | DOS-Latin-1 MS-DOS 8-bit Charset for Western Europe | |
| CP-852 | Code Page 852 | DOS-Latin-2 MS-DOS 8-bit Charset for Central Europe | |
| Calendar | Calendar | System to organize days, weeks and months in a year | ISO-8601 |
| Character | Character | Smallest printable or non printable item of a text | |
| Charset | Character set | Table mapping numerical values to Characters | RFC-2978 |
| Country (lexicon) | Nation with own rules | Nation which occupies a geographical territory | ITU-T E.123 |
| DST | Daylight Saving Time | Optional 1-hour shifted Timezone during summer | |
| Epoch | Epoch | Base point in time for a Timestamp counter | |
| IRM | International Reference Meridian | Reference meridian for UTC and all Timezones | |
| ISO-8859 | ISO / IEC 8859 | Collection of 15 standardized 8-bit Charsets | ISO/IEC-8859 |
| ISO-8859-1 | ISO / IEC 8859 Part 1 | ISO-Latin-1 8-bit Charset for Western Europe | ISO/IEC-8859-1 |
| ISO-8859-15 | ISO / IEC 8859 Part 15 | ISO-Latin-9 8-bit Charset for Western Europe | ISO/IEC-8859-15 |
| ISO-8859-2 | ISO / IEC 8859 Part 2 | ISO-Latin-2 8-bit Charset for Central Europe | ISO/IEC-8859-2 |
| Language (lexicon) | Spoken or written Language | System for communication between humans. | ISO-639-1 |
| Leap-Second | Leap Second | Occasional 1-second correction of the UTC | |
| Leap-Year | Leap Year | Year which adds an extra day to the Calendar | |
| Locale | Locale | Language, Country and Charset adaption system in the Linux-Environment. | POSIX.1, IEEE-1003.1 |
| NLS | Native Language Support | Charset conversion in Linux-Filesystems | |
| Timestamp | Time stamp | Recording of a point in time | RFC-3339, ISO-8601 |
| Timezone | Time zone | Offset of the official time of a Country or Region to the UTC. | |
| UTC | Universal Time, Coordinated | Reference time and base of all Timezones | ITU-R TF.460-6 |
| UTF-8 | Unicode Transformation Format 8-bit | Unicode variable-width 8-bit Charset | RFC-3629, ISO/IEC-10646 |
| Unicode | Universal Coded Character Set | Collection of all Characters of all Languages | ISO/IEC-10646 |
| 27 internationalisation terms | |||
