Quoting Anton Zinoviev (anton@lml.bas.bg): > Good to here this. > > Should I make small console-setup-mini-udeb without translations? Well, I'm not sure we have a use case for it. The point of having no translations is to make the udeb smaller but, as c-s udeb is included in the initrd, that would mean preparing special images with the mini-udeb replacing the udeb. I see very few use cases for this. In low memory mode, translations will be dropped anyway. So, in short, I don't really see any need. Maybe others would have an advice. Samuel updated the wiki page and I compelted it as well: http://wiki.debian.org/DebianInstaller/ConsoleSetupSwitch I will soon "play" with console-setup enabled for all languages in localechooser. It's already enabled for French and we got no failure reports. The same stands for cyrillic languages. I think it's now probably quite safe to replace all remaining instances of kbd=<foo> by console-setup. I wonder if we should *add* console-setup for languages that had no "kbd=" mention previously: - languages that are displayed with the console framebuffer (CJK, Hebrew, Arabic, Vietnamese) - languages that can be rendered only in graphical mode (Amharic, Indic languages, Dzongkha, Khmer, Thai) The latter would indeed bring a better display of the console anyway (c-s fonts are, imho, much nicer than what we provide with kbd)
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