On Sunday 18 April 2010, Jannick Kuhr wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> translating Krita I noted a lot of strings like the following ones:
> 
> A -2 Chinese eroded anim
> A - 2 Dirty Brush
> A-4 Fairy Dust
> 
> Some have spaces around the hyphen, some just before, others don't
> have any. Should this really be like that? It is easy to fix in the
> translation but will still look a little bit unprofessional in an
> english environment. Perhaps we could fix this before the release?
> 
> There are also a lot of strings like:
> 
> 1-All Color for good colors choice
> 1-brown-pastel
> 1-red-in-night
> 
> Are these string user visible? Are they really intended to look like
> this? Why do they have a leading number?

These are the filenames of brushes and palettes created by David Revoy as part 
of his "Chaos and Evolutions" dvd (http://www.davidrevoy.com/?article29/free-
brush-kit-for-chaos-and-evolutions). While we can rename them, we would lose 
the 1:1 link with his ongoing work developing a free set of resources. I'll 
ping David on the Krita forum to ask about the file names. For all I know, the 
numbering might be really important in the way Gimp uses the same resources.

-- 
Boudewijn Rempt | http://www.valdyas.org
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