The existing Georgian input method is based on a transliteration scheme, but that scheme doesn't match what is normally used on Georgian keyboards. This patch adds an input method 'georgian-qwerty' that allows for typing Georgian according to the more familiar layout based on QWERTY keyboards. (That layout doesn't really make sense from a linguistic perspective, but again, it is the familiar one.) Also included is an input method 'georgian-nuskhuri'. It's just like 'georgian-qwerty' except that it uses the Nuskhuri script, which will make it more convenient to transcribe medieval Georgian manuscripts. This will obviously be a huge time-saver for many Emacs users. Apart from these new input methods, there are also patches to correct some minor mistakes. One is to add two missing characters to the existing 'georgian' input method. Maybe the Unicode characters didn't exist when the input method was created? The other is to change ქართველი (Kartveli) to ქართული (Kartuli) in the HELLO file. The latter is the appropriate adjective for the Georgian language (ქართული ენა). I wasn't sure how to format the commit messages, so feel free to adjust those as needed, or combine commits or whatever. Are there any Georgians here who can test this out?
0001-lisp-leim-quail-georgian.el-Add-georgian-qwerty-inpu.patch
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0002-lisp-leim-quail-georgian.el-Add-missing-characters-t.patch
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0003-lisp-leim-quail-georgian.el-Add-georgian-nuskhuri-in.patch
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0004-etc-HELLO-Fix-name-of-Georgian-language.patch
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0005-etc-NEWS-Announce-new-Georgian-inputs.patch
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