Hi Carlo,
2011/12/13 Carlo Strata <carlo.strata@tiscali.it>:
Ergo (latin for "so") we will never have a 3.4.x better translated
version!!! I dislike it!!! :-(
Since 3.4 betas many months have passed. There have been many-many
pulls from Pootle and many time to improve 3.4 translations.
Everything comes to an end at some point.
This is because 3.4.5 is the last 3.4.x release (!!!) as you could verify
here:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleasePlan#3.4_release
It is not sure, if developers care and commit fixes to libreoffice-3-4
branch, then 3.4.6 is possible. It is up to the people, everybody has
the right to send patches.
If I were you (!), I would have decided to integrate these last and better
(3.4.x) translation files and use the already planned 3.4.5-RC2 (that will
be the last 3.4.5 public build and moreover the last 3.4.x public build too
and at all!!!) to fix always possible translation troubles.
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleasePlan/3.4#3.4.5_release
Of course, if there will be RC2, then I pull translations again. There
won't be RC2, if the code does not change between now and January 2.
Best regards,
Andras
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