Hi,
2011.01.17 11:45, Thorsten Behrens rašė:
Martin Srebotnjak wrote:
- the list of contributors, called from the Help menu, is unlocalizable (an
odt file opens); as a main menu entry this seems unacceptable for L10N;
Hi Martin,
oh, you're right - could you please file a bug for that? That file
is auto-generated, so the upshot is, not so many strings to
translate.
I'd suggest that this menu item should open
http://www.libreoffice.org/about-us/credits/ in the browser, just like
the link in About dialog does, or even removed altogether, considering
the fact that the link is there. The document that is being opened is
really ugly (for me, at least) and it looks like it's only there to
please ourselves. I'd say a link in About dialog is enough as a
recognition of the stuff we do, there's no need to populate the UI with
it all over; this looks rather unprofessional.
Another bug: there's a text "- DO NOT TRANSLATE OR LOCALIZE THIS
DOCUMENT -" at the very top of the license document (Help -> License).
That text should be removed, and the document should simply not be
available for localization.
Also, the presentation of licenses could probably be improved, if anyone
has time for that. The way they currently look like makes me want to
close that window right away. It's perhaps subjective and not really an
L10n issue, but I hope it won't be missed just because I mentioned it
here and not anywhere else.
Rimas
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