[Holger Levsen] > I ment to also install them if the language isnt installed. For norwegians at > a german school (or japanese people at a swedish school) it is very nice if > they can use the desktop in their language. So I didnt ment to only put them > on the DVD, but also install them.
Right. At the moment we expect those maintaining the language specific tasks to decide which 'extra' languages to install. I believe it is a good compromize between those that do not want to have too many language options in the KDE menu, and those that want to have as many language options as we can reasonable fit. > I think those 100-300mb (needs checking) more space shouldnt be an > issue on todays harddrives - smaller ones than 100gb are basically > not sold anymore. And even if you only have 30gb... I believe translations take a lot of space. Not sure how much, but those are among our bigger .debs. > Oh, ah, I mistook it for memfree86 :) Then it's probably useless... Right. Should probably drop memtester completely from our task files if it is useless. I did not have time to evaluate, so I left it there for others to have a look. >>> and the same comment as above plus the same languages for l10 >> Yeah. > > the openoffice list contained some lanaguages (like .de and .da) which we > support... Then I guess the language specific tasks for .de and .da should be updated. Feel free to do it. > Well, even if its not really possible to predict failures, smart > will tell you when small errors are on the drive, which > usually/often happen before big errors. So I have smart installed > and activated everywhere. Research suggest otherwise. See <URL:http://labs.google.com/papers/disk_failures.pdf> for the article. Based on this research, I concluded that SMART info can not predict failure, and was useless. > I'm currently offline and my svn checkout is not up to date so I'll take > another look once I'm online or rather, sometime soon :-) Great. Happy hacking, -- Petter Reinholdtsen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
