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List:       kde-i18n-doc
Subject:    Re: kde-i18n-* packages on SuSE 7.3
From:       Erik =?iso-8859-1?q?Kj=E6r=20Pedersen?= <erik () binghamton ! edu>
Date:       2001-10-30 14:39:18
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tirsdag 30 oktober 2001 17:42 skrev Adrian Schroeter:
> Well, these pages can be found anyway on our WEB Pages:
>
> http://www.suse.de/en/support/download/linuks/index.html
>
> This page can be reached with two mouse clicks (starting from our
> homepage) and the packages are also on the ftp server for some weeks.
> But the problem is, how we should communicate that to the people. A lot of
> our customers are using the YOU, so that is an easy way to reach them.
>
> > Anyway, in the long run (ie for future releases) there must be solution
> > which enables users to pick just the languages they need, either from
> > CD or YOU or both. There is no point in forcing people to download 30
> > languages when they just need one or two. (Also I'm not sure how happy
> > many people will be in the differentiation of "Western Europe" versus
> > the "Rest of the World".)
>
> Yes, it is a bit arbitrary, but I do not want to confuse the YOU users
> with a very long list.
>
> An other possible solution would be to write only an SDB artikel. Our
> support database is also often used, so an article there could point to
> the download place. Okay, I write now this article. Do you think this is a
> better way and we should not offer these bigger (20MB) patch files via YOU
> ? (They would be no selected by default, so clicking only on the
>  "Next"-button would not download them).
>
> bye
> adrian

I don't understand how this will solve the problem of getting the menus 
localized. If the .desktop do not contain the translation for a certain 
language, the menus will not be translated by installing that language as far 
as I can tell

Erik

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