> OK, impact on chronically-confused Vietnamese translator: does this > mean there are files with greater translation priority than debconf > (where I have translated from A-N, currently part-way through files > beginning with O)? Do I need to keep an eye on different pages for D- > I files? Is there anything in D-I levels that hasn't been translated > yet into my language, that I should translate?
http://people.debian.org/~seppy/d-i/translation-status.html will tell this to you as soon as I will have sorted out why vi is currently *not* listed there. I guess that seppy (Dennis Stampfer) is currently using a special config file for his script that builds this page. Dennis is actually away IIRC, so you might need to wait for a few days befdore this is fixed and vi appears there. I'll try to see if I can fix this but I may have file permisison problems. Then, you will just need to check from time to time about the various D-I "levels" translations and send updates when one is not complete. > You really shouldn't lose translators. The first one might be > accidental, but after that, it's carelessness. I suggest you > microchip them on registration. (Do you remember where you left this > translator? Maybe you just put him down somewhere...) Just lost contact with him. He didn't answer to any of my 5 calls for translators, either posted here or sent to his individual address. Maybe he will re-emerge some day, just like the Sebian translator did recently..:-) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
