Quoting Daniel Burrows (dburrows@debian.org): > > > I don't run Linux, and although I know fink [1] uses dpkg, I don't think > > > it uses aptitude: there is no </usr/share/aptitude> directory on my OSX > > > machine (a UNIX install). > > OSX users run aptitude? Wow. I don't think so..:-) Clytie, our tireless Vietnamese translator, does not use Debian but OS/X....which does not prevent her to be one of our most productive translators..:-) > > > > Could someone please tell me if there is, indeed, an "aptitude- > > > defaults.vi" file at this location on Debian? > > Since this mechanism was just added, I can guarantee you that there is > no aptitude-defaults.vi; no-one has created one yet. So, indeed, the best would be to translate this to "aptitude-defaults.vi" and I should as well turn the French "translation" to "aptitude-defaults.fr". Right? > "aptitude-defaults.XX" will be loaded (if you translate that string to > its file-name, as with, e.g., README) when the program starts up, > overriding settings in "aptitude-defaults" and "section-descriptions". > The main reason I added it is so that section translations can be added > now that section descriptions are not hardcoded into the program, but > translators are free to modify any other defaults they want to. (user > settings will of course override anything specified in the configuration > file) Where should we put such files in aptitude's source tree if we want to proposed them for our languages?
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