Le dimanche 22 juillet 2007, Michael Bramer écrivit : [...] > > Etch fully supports UTF-8, why DDTP does not use this encoding by > > defaut? are we going to provide non UTF-8 descriptions with Lenny? > > no. > > The ddtp use utf-8 for all it's stuff. > > it is only, on thing: > The ddtp-server use other encodings with some languages, if the > translator don't select one: [ list of charsets ] > This is from the old days (in 2001 we don't have an utf-8 system) and > I can change this. > > Jens ask for a change for german. > > Sould I change this for de and fr? Or for all languages? *my* opinion is that we should use utf-8 for all languages as most users should have at least Etch installed and so they should use a utf-8 environnement. I'll ask on l10n-french and keep you advised. Regards -- .~. Nicolas Bertolissio /V\ nico.bertol@free.fr // \\ /( )\ ^`~'^ Debian GNU-Linux
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