දේශීය භාෂා තාක්ෂණ සහාය මධ්යස්ථානය වෙත සාදරයෙන් පිළිගනිමු!
WELCOME TO LOCAL LANGUAGE TECHNICAL HELP CENTRE
Theekshana R & D, a company by Guarantee and founded by the University of Colombo School of Computing, established the Local Language Technical Help Centre in 2019. It is a pioneering initiative sponsored by LK Domain Registry and has several objectives:
- To assist in addressing Sinhala and Tamil Localization issues when using Digital devices in local languages by having interactive mechanisms to submit technical issues and problems either through the website or by calling the helpline, and to document those issues,
- To carry out Localization training through face-to-face workshops, seminars, webinars, etc.
- To maintain online training materials, presentations, and articles on Sinhala and Tamil Unicode through a comprehensive website and social media and also to maintain a database of technical issues online with any solutions, workaround, etc.,
- To disseminate information on the latest patches and workarounds,
- To liaise with developers, such as Microsoft, Google, Adobe, etc., on localization products and tools to solve identified technical issues and problems,
- To conduct a national awareness in Sinhala and Tamil Unicode,
- To assist Policy Making such as ICTA and SLSI to create new policies on localization; to liaise with International bodies such as Unicode Consortium, ISO, etc. if changes or alterations require in Sinhala and Tamil Unicode standards,
- To assist ICTA Local Language Working Group (LLWG) in conducting its monthly meeting.
Sinhala and Tamil Unicode function on all operating systems without any issues. Users have identified some technical problems and glitches unique to Software Applications. Help Centre intends to test and monitor and find solutions or workaround for those glitches and problems.

Sinhala Conjunct Letters and Touching Letters
How to type Sinhala Conjunct and Touching Letters using Sinhala Unicode fonts Harsha Wijayawarhdana B.Sc. in Biochemistry(Miami), CITP (UK) and FBCS (UK) COO/CTO Theekshana and Chairman Local Language Working Group (LLWG) of ICTA in collaboration with LK Domain Registry Introduction Sinhala Script has evolved from Brahmi. And the archaeological evidence suggests that Emperor Ashoka, who…

Pali-the Language of the Buddhist Scriptures and its presence on the Internet
Pali-the Language of the Buddhist Scriptures and its presence on the Internet Harsha Wijayawardhana B.Sc. in Biochemistry (Miami), CITP (UK), FBCS (UK) Chairman, Local Language Working Group (LLWG) in collaboration with LK Domain Registry Introduction Pali is the ecclesiastical language of the Theravada Buddhist scriptures. It is a language without its own written script and…

Sinhala as a living language in the Digital Age
Sinhala as a living language in the Digital Age Harsha Wijayawardhana B.Sc. in Biochemistry (Miami), CITP (UK), FBCS (UK) Chairman, Local Language Working Group (LLWG) in collaboration with LK Domain Registry. Introduction On the 21st of February, the world marked International Mother Language Day, and also, on the 2nd of March, Sri Lanka celebrated Sinhala…

Detailed discussion on Unicode, UTF and How to handle Unicode in Database Online Webinar held on 2022_02_14
Topics of Discussion ———————————- * Discussion on UTF-8 and Unicode – Database Handling – Sorting – Optimization Queries * How to handle Database Connection using Python, Php, and Java * Input methods for Sinhala and Tamil * Using different Unicode Fonts – Available Fonts – About Printing

Today in this article we are talking about the Evolution of the Sinhala Script.
අද අප පලකරනු ලබන මෙම ලිපිය මගින් සිංහල පිටපතෙහි විකාශනය පිළිබඳව සාකච්ඡා කර තිබේ.
Have a Question?
Subscribe to our LLTHC Newsletter
Our Partners

