On Wed, Jun 05, 2019 at 02:13:01AM +0900, hoxp18@noramail.jp wrote:
> I think I have done almost ja debian-edu-buster doc translation.
> Next week's rendering be 99% ja, I guess.
yay, impressive progress! kudos!
> During that self-review, some questions occurred to me.
thanks for sharing those.
> Deep sub-section titles are too small
> ======================================
>
> e.g.) 6.3.2.1. foobar
>
> These 4 depth titles are rendered smaller than main paragraph fonts.
> I think it better to increase those rendering sizes.
> (at least in HTML)
I've seen you commited this change to git (fine), I'd just like Wolfgang
to review the results and decide whether to keep this or adjust further.
if we keep 61a709d1efee41c9e96024277e8a141b79c69a46 in d-e-doc.git this
change also needs to be documented in d/changelog.
> Sub units
> ==========
>
> Especially in Hardware requirement section,
> there are mixed usage of MiB/MB and GiB/GB.
>
> I think those do not have to be so precise; GB and MB seems fine.
I actually would prefer to always use KiB, MiB and GiB consistently.
or, use KB, MB and GB consistently. just mixing them is definitly
wrong/sub-optimal.
> GOsa2 section ja translation
> =============================
>
> As I said once, GOsa2 Web UI itself has no ja translation,
> and I think it's rather fine. At least I have no capability to
> translate GOsa2 and related LDAP po files properly.
I do think its a bug to tackle in the long run, but not now.
> Now I'm considering GOsa2 section's entry names be back to en,
> to avoid confusion; eg. "Base", "newstudent", etc.
> (to make them matched with the screenshots and actual UI)
I think this makes perfect sense (for now).
> Thank you for your reading. Have a nice day!
thanks for your feedback and have a nice day too!
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