Hola, por si alguien lo desconoce. Con motivo de la actualización del po de clamav (Stephen Gran), Cristian Perrier nos hizo saber que hay una nueva «Guía de estilo para plantillas debconf» (DTSG) en: http://people.debian.org/~bubulle/dtsg/dtsg.txt Reproduzco aquí un fragmento del mensaje remitido por Cristian a los traductores po de clamav y al mantenedor de dicho paquete (Stephen Gran): OJO el enlace correcto es: http://people.debian.org/~bubulle/dtsg/dtsg.txt ----> [...] I think I forgot to point you to the Debconf Templates Style Guide (DTSG) at http://people.debian.org/~bubulle/dtsg.txt Now referenced in the Developer's Corner, it gives advices on the way to properly write debconf templates.... The general rationale is giving all Debian packages a "common look and feel" for templates style. For instance, it recommands avoiding the use of constructions such as "if you answer no" to boolean templates....and gives the reasons for this. It also recommends the use of "open prompts" for string tempaltes short descriptions, such as "HTTP proxy (leave blank for none):" or "IP address the daemon will listen to:" rather than "question-style" prompts. This is indeed not because "question-style" is wrong but rather a matter of general consistency. I also have a few typo comments: -Internet is most often written with an uppercase "I" -protocol names such as "HTTP" are most often written uppercase also [...] -----> Un saludo. -- Javi Castelo GPG fingerprint: E7CC D9F7 F5D8 6FD8 AE6F AB15 D35D E3E8 6859 28CB
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