Hi,
On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 2:29 PM, Sophie Gautier <gautier.sophie@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Martin, all,
On 05/02/2013 09:28, Martin Srebotnjak wrote:
Yes, I can confirm these still in English, even on the Slovenian build :)
And it's not just these buttons, what about the "Name" column in the
same dialog - shouldn't the file types be translated as well?
I sent a mail last week about it but it seems it get lost. The right way
to mention such bugs we see as a stopper would be to file an issue and
mention it on the dev list. I didn't do it.
In my own personal opinion on the FR version, this is not a blocker
because this version will not be recommended for production, not made
available for average users, only for advanced ones. I'm not happy to
see these strings when I've done my work, and I think this is something
that should be and can be solved.
I agree that it is not a stopper. Unfortunately .0 releases are never
perfect. I'm sure we can fix this by 4.0.1, which is due to in 4
weeks.
First of all I need to investigate why it was happening in the first
place. Slovenian was affected, so we can rule out Pootle bugs. I'll
let you know when I find out something.
Thanks,
Andras
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