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Bug#251423: marked as done (Give users some hints about possible keyboards)

Your message dated Mon, 17 Mar 2014 00:49:41 +0100
with message-id <20140316234941.GA27533@mraw.org>
and subject line Re: Bug#248882: Marking wontfix
has caused the Debian Bug report #248882,
regarding Give users some hints about possible keyboards
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Package: installation-reports
Severity: wishlist

I should probably file one for each of this, sorry if this is a bother
to you.

* It would be great to have the initial help translated.  We are having
everything translated but for the initial screens.  Is it terribly hard?
I guess it is, but yet, it would be really good to have it translated.

* When selecting the keyboard, sometimes the user does not know how to
recognize his/her keyboard.  For example, in Argentina we have 2
official keyboards, the Spanish and the LatinAmerican, most users
can't tell them apart although they are substatially different.  It
would be great to have a "help" screen for the keyboard layouts that
states things like "this keyboard has a ñ next to the l, and the @ in
the Q key".

* The option for "no frame buffer" is like awfully long.  Is it too
difficult to have a nofb option that translates into the whole string?

* After installing a Sarge CD, the debian_version file in /etc says
testing/unstable, although it's only testing.  I know this has been
always like that, but does it make sense?  I think it should say
"Sarge".

Thanks for all the job you've done up to now.

--
Love,
Margarita Manterola.

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Christian Perrier <bubulle@debian.org> (2006-04-01):
> tags 248882 wontfix
> thanks
> 
> 19:41 < bubulle> hmmm, #248882...I don't know what to do with it. Will we ever provide this feature (provide a
>                  way to test a keymap)?
> 19:43 < fjp> Doubt it. The keymap selector from Ubuntu is a lot more likely.
> 19:43 < bubulle> yes, I was thinking about it
> 19:43 < bubulle> soo, keep it and mark wontfix or just close it? (hint: I don't like rottign "wontfix" bugs)...
> 19:45 < fjp> I'd say keep it until we have something that performs the same function from the user's point of
>              view.

I don't think anyone is working on this, and I'm not convinced it's very
useful anyway. If users are going to deviate from the default for the
language settings they picked right before, I'm quite confident they can
pick the right keymap, or go back to this question when they later
notice an issue.

Closing this bug report accordingly.

Mraw,
KiBi.

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