For the squeeze->wheezy release cycle, I'll adopt a slightly different strategy for "l10n NMU proposals" (these "always the same" mails you're seeing in -i18n, where I'm prodding maintainers for debconf l10n fixes). I will still use the "l10n radar" page, of course ()as it lists packages with the oldest unfixed l10n bug reports (balanced by the number of strings they impac). However, I will also use the following: http://i18n.debian.net/debian-l10n/l10n-testing.txt That page lists the status of po-debconf for the "top" languages: those that can reach full 100% (4 of them did for squeeze). (Czech, German, French, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish). I will indeed attempt to keep that page as small as possible. Indeed, recent "NMU intent" mails were targeted at a few of these pcakges. Of course, I'll be happy to add more target languages to this. I'm particularly thinking about Danish for which a huge effort happened between lenny and squeeze. --
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