“While the promise of integrating the Dzongkha Unicode system,
developed since 1998 at a cost of US$523,000 [414,000
€/23,231,660 BTN], in Microsoft Vista may be out of the
window, locals have come up with a much cheaper but more advanced
software for Dzongkha computing.“Called Dzongkhalinux , the software enables to chat, write
emails, surf Internet, play music or video, in Dzongkha…”
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