The slides we used during the 2nd BOF of Debconf about i18n infrastructure are available at: http://people.debian.org/~bubulle/i18n/debconf6-bof2.pdf And the sheet of paper that was used to summarize all ideas that have been floating around is also available at: http://people.debian.org/~bubulle/i18n/TODO_i18n.txt BE AWARE THAT THIS IS WORK MATERIAL This has never been intended to be an exhaustive sumamry or whatever. That one has still to be done (probably on the wiki where starting an i18n/ directory would be good). I encourage those of you who couldn't attend Debconf to watch for general annoucements about the availability of the video material...and look at the two "i18n infrastructure" ad-hoc sessions videos. We still have some work to do here. Mostly for myself and Javier, prepare the i18n "state of the art" talk we will handle from tomorrow 21:00UTC in the "Parliament tower". The video stream should be available at http://video.debconf.org:8000/tower.ogg An IRC channel will be available during the talk for questions: #dc6-talks-tower on irc.debian.org (aka "freenode") Please look at the channel topic to learn about how to send questions (it mostly need to address someone specific AND mention your real name). Hopefully, the video stream will be correct (you can never now here...the network connection is sometimes flaky) but anyway, this also will be taped. Actually, and even though I absolutely have no time for writing things down, I can tell to all of you that things are *incredibly progressing* when it comes at setting down ideas for the i18n infrastructure. I hope that we have addressed all concerns that many of you have mentioned here or on IRC channels. I especially thank Denis Barbier who took time to write things down. Be sure, Denis, that I read them and they were great help to clear up the ideas we already have floating around. Let's hope we will be able to keep up the good work and continue this way. I can assure all of you people that I'm absolutely enthusiast about all this. --
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