@mur2501 no, it's from 90s. Soviet keyboards were different. There are were command buttons in Russian and location of them was different

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Ofcourse Soviet keyboards won't have any English on them🙃

@mur2501 no, an English letters were here but the position of buttons was different

@mur2501 how could you imagine programming with cyrillics?

@borrof @mur2501 don’t the Japanese do that already with their own script?

@emilis @mur2501 we have programming languages in cyrillics but they aren't popular. Any programmer today uses latin letters

@borrof @mur2501 Go supports Unicode p much everywhere I think you can use it with cyrillics

@emilis @borrof
Don't really need Unicode, we can just replace the ASCII symbology with cyrillics

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Well not meant for non-cyrillic people. Also in the sense of Soviet Union this sets much better in security sense (which actually it did atleast in the machines of the military)

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