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Thanks Andras, We are (Asturian Team) grateful for the news, and your
hard work. We'll test it as soon as possible.

Regards.

El martes, 11-xineru-2011 a les 14:01 +0100, Andras Timar escribió:
Hi,

Good news to Asturian and Catalan (Valencian) users. We found out why
their langpacks were missing from the build. They were added just a few
hours before rc3 tagging, so it should work.

Unfortunately langpack/helppack names/descriptions were not defined in
the installer, so in rc3 installer we'll have
"STR_NAME_MODULE_LANGPACK_AST" instead of "Asturian" etc. BTW OOo
releases language pack like that, so it's not a regression at least. :)

Also, I removed Koshin. As I wrote in my other mail, it was a
misunderstanding of 'kid' language code. It is not Koshin but key id
pseudo language that is used for testing. It should not be included in
the product for end-users.

These fixes landed this morning and I updated the pot file. Rimas, can
you please update it in Pootle? They will be in the next rc, if there is
one more, or in 3.3.1.

Thanks,
Andras



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