Re: ITP: task-russian -- russian-speaking environment
I believe it is ok to do this; then make task-spanish, task-german, etc
depend on task-latin1. Seems like a clean way of doing things; if the
maintainers of the appropriate packages *wish* to participate in such a
scheme, they have my wholehearted approval. It could save duplication of
effort and promote brotherhood between the maintainers of packages that
use the same alphabet :>
Jonathan Walther
Embedded Programmer, Lineo
On 16 Apr 2001, Peter Novodvorsky wrote:
> Shaul Karl <shaulka@bezeqint.net> writes:
> > > This task package installs modifications and documentation in russian
> > > to help russian speaking people using Debian.
> > Can't this be merged with task-cyrillic?
>
> We already discussed this problem with Anton. The answer is 'no'. I don't
> like conception of task-cyrillic package, because it's aim to make life
> comfortable for all cyrillic languages. The idea of the language task is
> to make per-language tasks, not per-alphabet tasks. For example, we could make
> a task-latin1 package and merge spanish, german in to this package. Is it ok?
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