Re: Feature request : more encodings support

Ok, then let me tell you the truth.
More than 600,000 iPhones have been sold in Korea for last 4months,
and many Koreans use US or other country's app store other than korean
app store because there's no game category in the Korean app store.
Me also bought this app from the us store.
As a developer myself, i can tell you that our applications are sold a
lot from us app store even though they are Korean specific
applications.
Especially for those who work at IT industries -likely the major
customer of this app- use us app store more than any others.
Thus, you should reconsider to add Korean encodings in this app, since
many Koreans eager to have Korean characters displayed on the app.
I found the app already supports Chinese, which is another 2byte
characters, so it wouldn't be that hard to implement Korean encodings
to the app.

Also, I would like to comment that your response to the first question
sounds very unpleasant and unprofessional.
If you have decided not to support Korean language because of Korean
market size, I totally understand your decision. But it has to be your
INTERNAL COMMUNICATION. The customer doesn't need to be aware of that.
Very disappointed.
If you happened to change your mind to support Korean encodings, I
will be happy to help you.

- joonhwan

On Apr 22, 1:54 am, Dean <canada...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Jeongkyu,
>
> The sad truth about the international distribution of the App Store is
> that due to the market penetration of the iPhone, I have more
> downloads from Mexico than I do South Korea.  And Mexico isn't a very
> big market (represents less than .1% of my users.)  Adding encodings
> is very time consuming and particularly difficult without my ability
> to read Korean so as to verify the encoding is working properly.  So,
> while I agree in principle that more encodings should be supported,
> ideally I'd be best to spend my time implementing features that a lot
> more users (including those in Korea) will use.  Sorry.
>
> Dean
>
> On Apr 20, 6:20 am, Jeongkyu Shin <inure...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi, Thank you for this good app :-)
>
> > I have a request about encoding support on iSSH. I'm Korean, and here
> > we use cp949, euc-kr and ISO-2022-KR due to complex historical reasons
> > (like japan) for legacy servers. Can you add these encodings to be
> > selectable? It'll be much more useful for server administrators in
> > south Korea.
>
> > Thanks again~
>
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