Re: Another one to go UTF-8: Greek (?)

> I've had many requests and complaints from users of our webmail that
> they want to compose in both Latin-1 (French / German accents etc.) _and_
> Greek.
>
> Which means ISO-8859-7 doesn't cut it any more.
>
> So I'm considering switching to UTF-8 like many languages have already
> done.
>
> Any comments? I'll do this for -stable anyway, since that's what we are
> running at the University. Should I commit it in Squirrelmail repository?

I'll commit it for both DEVEL and STABLE, but before committing it I'd
like to follow the same process as with the other languages converting,
i.e. mailing out to the list and the previous translators and allow them
the possibility to disagree (not that I think they will though). I'm a bit
busy, but I'll hope I'll be able to clean up the documentation and send
out the call tonight CEST.

Sincerely,
Fredrik

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