https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=433297
--- Comment #6 from Gary Wang <wzc782970...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Shawn Rutledge from comment #5) > I'm a bit surprised that Chinese people consider the first character of > modern pinyin a better index character than the ancient symbols that are > actually seen on the screen. Since there are a lot of Chinese characters than just 26 characters in English, if you have a bunch of Chinese apps on the screen with a different name, they could be very little chance to have a common first character, as the demo case mentioned in SUMMARY. > If a file clerk is organizing folders in a > paper file cabinet, is there an implicit order that they always use? Why > should digital apps be different? What's the convention in non-Qt contexts, > e.g. in native contacts apps on phones? No different, in Microsoft Windows start menu, Microsoft Launcher Android app, and LineageOS default contact app, they both sort and category in the first symbol in pinyin. And also, Chinese dictionaries also use the same way to sort and category characters. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
