On 18/04/05 06:18, Christian Perrier wrote:
Package: tasksel Severity: wishlist (Bcc'ed to submit@b.d.o to create a new bug report)>Kostas, you maybe could already put what's needed in l-c for correct X >keyboard settings when the locale is en_GB : pc105 and not pc104.... Ok, perhaps it could also install ISpell ibritish package instead ofiamerican too? (If they are necessary that is, they seem to only be in stablefor some reason, ar they being phased out?.) wamerican seems to get installed as well unncessariliy, I did not select any American things at any point. Also kde-i18n-engb package, which was not installed even though i selected British English from the install.This does not pertain to localization-config but rather to tasksel. Well, I think that a "british" task could be suggested to tasksel. Currently, from "J."'s suggestion, this task would include: wbritish kde-i18n-engb Any other suggestion from our contributors from UK?
I think wbritish is deprecated? it does not seem to be in testing. ibritish (sic) could be added to the list. I think there could be scope for revising the name of packages. I think ispell_en would be better, or ispell_enGB separate packages (myspell-*, openoffice.org-hyphenation-*, openoffice.org-thesaurus-*, openoffice.org-help-*) There are other packages which are not named correctly at present: http://packages.debian.org/testing/editors/openoffice.org-l10n-en en is the language suffix for English, in this case it has been taken by a different country which has chosen to addopt a modified version of English. This is also common in Europe, for instance: fr_BE and de_CH locales, two countries which have use another countries language for historical reasons. Kind regards JG -- Homepage: http://jguk.org/ Blog: http://jguk.org/blog.rss Radio: http://jguk.org/#radio