Hi,
2026年6月3日(水) 2:53 Holger Wansing <[email protected]>: > > Hi Laura, > > Am 1. Juni 2026 18:12:09 MESZ schrieb Laura Arjona Reina <[email protected]>: > > In my local build test (trixie machine without kcc) I didn't notice > > errors and Japanese pages look ok, but I don't know Japanese nor I know > > the specific reason for what kcc was installed many years ago. > > If you have some locally built Japanese html files ready, I suggest you sent > some of them compressed to debian-japanese for review. > > > I guess that for the upgrade (bookworm->trixie) we can ask DSA to > > uninstall kcc prior to upgrade, and tell debian-japanese to have a look > > at the results once www-master is in trixie and some website builds have > > been done. If anybody knows a better way to proceed, please tell! > > Given the above review does not bring up any surprises, it's fine this way > IMO. > snip (Though, I'm not representing Japanese users) At least, it seems that kcc was used until 2009 or so to handle encoding issues for webwml. (OT: you can dig that issue in webwml repository) Now already migrated content itself to UTF-8, no need to install kcc for webwml, IMHO. (are there other use-case?) Best Regards, -- Kentaro Hayashi <[email protected]>
