"විකිපීඩියා:සිංහල අකුරු මාර්ගෝපදේශකය" හි සංශෝධන අතර වෙනස්කම්

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Consolidate Linux information in one spot. The video (http://sinhala.kalingasblog.com/how-to-install-sinhala-unicode-support/) is excellent but the procedure is out-dated and may confuse users.
'Sinhala' is the preferred word for the language as per the Sri Lankan constitution and ISO 639
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==Reading SinhaleseSinhala==
 
This site uses '''Sinhala Unicode''' fonts. To see them displayed correctly, follow the steps below. We recommend that you use '''[http://www.getfirefox.com Mozilla Firefox 3.0]''' or '''Internet Explorer '''instead of '''Opera''', which seems to have some rendering issues.
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* Sinhala Unicode support is not officially provided for the iPhone by Apple, how ever Jailbroken iPhone can now get Sinhala Support on all application by Installing a [http://sinhala.kalingasblog.com/2010/01/17/installing-sinhala-on-a-iphone-3g-jailbrake/ Modified Version of Apples Unicode Font] on the iPhone.
 
=Writing SinhaleseSinhala=
 
*After following the above steps, you can use the '''Windows character map''' program to type in Sinhala. Remember to choose ''[http://www.kaputa.com Kaputa.Com]'' or ''Malithi'' or other Sinhala Unicode font you have installed, when you do this.
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*And not Kaputa or Kandy or eKottu? Unicode is the international standard for non-Latin scripts. It is Wikipedia's policy to use Unicode fonts in international sister sites. This is to ensure universal usability. You cannot use non Unicode fonts to search in Wikipedia. See other sister sites such as [http://ta.wikipedia.org Tamil Wikipedia] and [http://hi.wikipedia.org Hindi Wikipedia] to understand its capabilities.
 
*Currently, Sinhala does not come built in with '''Windows XP''' unlike Tamil and Hindi. However, all versions of '''Windows Vista''' come with Sinhala support by default, and do not require external fonts to be installed to read SinhaleseSinhala script.
 
*There are also some complaints about the lack of ''pili''s in Sinhala Unicode. This is a misunderstanding due to the fact that some modifiers such as ''yansaya'' and ''repaya'' are not explicitly included in the Unicode code chart. However, these modifiers are included in the glyph tables and can be typed into documents using the appropriate combination of characters. The Sinhala keyboard layout recommended by ICTA include keys for both these modifiers.