On 02/01/2011 11:13 PM, Mike Houben wrote:
why changing for 1 country the name?!
It seems a bit weird. (sorry i'm relatively new so i don't know the history behind it)
The Brazilian native language project has always had a different name
because OpenOffice was already registered there, and when TDF has been
set up they have decided to stick with the same name for continuity.
By the way, the Brazilian community is the only one which has been
capable of switching completely from OOo to LibreOffice, so they deserve
a lot of respect.
Ciao, Italo
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