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Apple sells in most countries of the world. It's a safe bet to say that whatever LKs (and language versions of Mac OS) are available now will also eventually be available in X, though maybe not in time for the first release. Gujariti is one that comes to mind. And forget 'Language Kits'...

>I trialled Quickeys a year ago and found it to be just what I wanted, but at the same time, I couldn't justify the asking price.< Well, if time is money for you when you use your computer (it is often enough for me, but not usually) it's worth it. I think KeyQuencer is quite a bit cheaper...

>I'm growing more confident that installing Quickeys for X or, in fact, any "extension", will be a lot more safe and reliable on X than on previous OS.< Aside from needing an update once, I've never had a single problem with QuicKeys, nor any of the PowerOn utilities. And like you said, with...

>Do we really have to resort to customisation, extra shareware or commercial add-ons and hacks again?< Hasn't it always been this way? Extensions, fonts, navigation: third parties have always done a much better job. I don't see anything new in that. It isn't 'necessary' for Apple to add...

We should get at least what we get now in 9. At the very minimum we should be able to assign task to the function keys, which for now have no function. As for me I'm waiting for a more powerful third party solution like QuicKeys.