Re: Reorganization od D-I localization "levels"
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[ Droping -boot ]
On 23-07-2009 13:25, Christian Perrier wrote:
> After a short discussion on -i18n[1], later crossposted to -boot, I
> finally achieved a reorganization of the Debian Installer localization
> "levels" (that appear in statistics pages[2] and spellchecking pages[3])
>
> Please refer to the abovementioned discussion for details, so in short:
>
> Levels 1 and 2 remain unchanged
> Level 4 and 5 disappear
> Level 3 is only left with debconf (debconf translations), newt and
> win32-loader
>
> It means that all translation statistics for packages that were
> previously in levels 3 to 5 will not be followed anymore by the D-I
> framework. It of course *doesn't* mean that localization is abandoned
> for those packages.
Do you think it is too much work to have some similar
infrastructure on i18n.d.n?
My idea is that we maybe could provide the "priority"
packages in a similar way that d-i and DDTP does, but for the
general archive.
I'm not sure of how much work it would be involved
and we probably need some adjustments if we are going to apply
to all packages, but with the new PTS integration and statistics
being generated by dl10n-pts, it may be a nice idea to also
provide such "prioritization".
Kind regards,
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Felipe Augusto van de Wiel (faw)
"Debian. Freedom to code. Code to freedom!"
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