On Sun, Mar 28, 2004 at 09:19:48PM +0300, Konstantinos Margaritis wrote: > Hi, > I'd like to suggest a few changes to doc/translations.txt, wrt to the > suggested packages for translation: > > From the file: > > > Important > > --------- > > debconf man-db console-common netbase ifupdown console-data adduser > > setserial bsdmainutils lilo netkit-inetd > > Note: at least on my system, I could not find a po-debconf aware > netkit-inetd. I run testing, but I tried the unstable version as well > with no luck (0.10-9). Is there another netkit-inetd? Nope, still waiting for #183995 to be closed (patch provided one year ago, no answer). Maybe time to re-ask to the maintainer (Anthony Towns), and/or propose an NMU about this? > > Optional > > -------- > > (only some very commonly installed packages -first 30 in the list- > > are included here, ordered by popularity) > > apache-common tetex-bin xserver-common apache > > libcupsys2 xserver-xfree86 ntpdate libfontconfig1 samba-common > > samba-common mozilla-browser libpaper1 fontconfig ntp-simple > > libpango1.0-common cvs xscreensaver screen powermgmt-base > > samba dash mysql-server gdm apt-listchanges libdiscover1 > > discover libslp1 libnet-perl cupsys-client cupsys > > Here many packages that come from the same source package are listed. > If I tidy this up a little and show only source packages, the list > would become: > > apache xfree86 cupsys ntp fontconfig samba mozilla libpaper pango1.0 > cvs xscreensaver tetex-bin screen powermgmt-base mysql-dfsg > gdm apt-listchanges discover libnet-perl openslp Good catch. Using PopCon requieres to convert between source and bin pkg. I'll have to rethink some of my stats here. > It was also mentioned previously in another mail that nfs-common is > one of the packages to be translated. Again, I could not find any > evidence for translation material for that package (source package: > nfs-utils 1.0.6-3). The maintainer is trying to remove the debconf template from his package, but struggles with whatever technical issue. I failed to understand what he tries and what goes wrong, but after 2 versions, the removal of the offending files is not done yet. Maybe the next one. > And I think we could add a few packages in that list that are not in > the popularity-contest. I'll make a list and post it here. Thanks, Mt. -- Finally it's Poland's turn to invade someone else's country. We have to understand them, as they have been deprived from that pleasure for such a long time.
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