Update "Enable native user interface" description #6344
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Since the merge of native OSK, back in February 2019, RPCS3 is able to support more languages with native UI. However, the description hasn't been updated since then. As far as I know, the languages that are now supported are English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Both Greek and Russian use different alphabets from Latin, therefore they aren't supported. Polish or Norwegian uses special Latin characters that aren't covered in extended ASCII character set. Chinese, Japanese and Korean aren't also supported.
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Since the merge of native OSK, back in February 2019, RPCS3 is able to support more languages with native UI. However, the description hasn't been updated since then.
As far as I know, the languages that are now supported are: English, French, German, Italian and Spanish (referred as Latin characters).
Both Greek and Russian use different alphabets from Latin, therefore they aren't supported. Polish or Norwegian, for example, use special Latin characters that aren't covered in extended ASCII character set.
Chinese, Japanese and Korean aren't also supported, since they use a different character set.