Khmer Software Initiative

Microsoft has included Khmer Unicode font in their new OS, Windows Vista. However, DaunPenh, Khmer Unicode font, is too small to read. KhmerOS has created many of Khmer Unicode fonts designed by Mr. Danh Hong in an effort to provide a better Khmer Unicode UI font. Among those fonts, we strongly recommend you to use "Khmer OS System" font as default Khmer Unicode font for your Windows Operating System (OS).

How to replace DaunPenh font with "Khmer OS System" font?

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Dear value visitor,

To increase the size of respondents of EU surveys, we have set new target groups for anyone who is not only work with FOSS but anyone who is working in Government Institution, University IT administrator or lecturer, and any employer in private company. For more detail of the survey please go to the this link. http://www.khmeros.info/drupal/?q=en/node/2976

Dear valued visitor,

The European Union, through a project called FLOSSInclude, is making a survey of the state of Free and Open Source Software in Cambodia. They have done similar surveys in other countries.

They have prepared four surveys addressed to a) Government, b) University IT Administrators or Lecturer, c) Developers, and d) Employers who employ IT Administrators or Developers.

We have helped them to translate the questionnaires, and have looked around for who in Cambodia is involved on FOSS.

The goal of the FLOSSInclude project is to write a roadmap for the European Union to assist developing countries on the use and deployment of FOSS software. The survey will allow them to learn where the deployment of FOSS stands in Cambodia, and how they can assist in the future.

It would be great if you could help the world of FOSS in Cambodia by filling one. They can be filled either in English or in Khmer.

All you have to do is to think which of the four groups you fit better in, follow the appropriate link below, and answer the few questions of the survey.