On 10/22/2012 10:11 AM, Mike Cutts wrote:
Marc Paré <marc <at> marcpare.com> writes:
Is there a way that we could agree on a naming convention for the CD/DVD
iso titles?
I think that people who go to these pages could mistakenly download the
wrong language disk without knowing it. For example:
I downloaded the German Version, instead of the Eglish I wanted
Is it just the installation instructions that are in German or the whole
product?
Many thanks
Mike
The English version of the 3.5.7 DVD should be online with the server
and mirrors soon.
There is no 3.6.2 English NA-DVD created, but 3.6.3 may get one.
It is called:
LO-3.5.7_English-NA-DVD_all-platforms_multi-lang_plus-extras_v1_oct-18-2012.iso
3.5.7 - 3.5.7 install files
English-NA-DVD - English language pages for the North American
Community DVD Project's DVD
all platforms - Windows, Mac [PPC, Intel], Linux [RPM, DEB]
mulit-lang - there is more than just English installs
plus-extras - more than just LO installs
v1 - version 1 of the 3.5.7 DVD .iso file
oct-18-2012 - the date the ISO file was created.
The current 3.5.6 and 3.6.2 German language DVD are named:
LibOx-3.5.6_Deutsch_DVD_allplatforms_multilang_extras_v1.iso
LibOx-3.6.2_Deutsch_DVD_allplatforms_multilang_extras_v1.iso
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