>>> In the progress of separating localizations for QasMixer into a separate >>> package qasmixer-l10n I've stumbled over the following linitan warning: >>> >>> W: qasmixer-l10n: desktop-command-not-in-package >>> usr/share/applications/qasmixer.desktop qasmixer >> [..] >>> qasmixer-l10n installs a new version of >>> /usr/share/applications/qasmixer.desktop >>> with additional localized strings and diverts the original file to >>> /usr/share/qasmixer/qasmixer.desktop.no_l10n >> >> Why? Why not install the desktop file with the localized strings in >> with the proper package? >> > > And by keeping the localized desktop file in the same package as the > application gives also translated entries in the menu, so that it > doesn't say > > Sound Mixer > Qasmixer > > in a danish environment, but rather > > Lydmikser > Qasmixer > > (I don't know what Qasmixer is or how it is properly capitalized)
It's just an artificial name going back to Q - Qt a - ALSA s - Sound Mixer > The translations in the desktop file is not for the application, but for > the desktop shell or window manager or whatever is providing the menu. That's true. But translated menu entries will also appear once qasmixer-l10n was installed. -- Sebastian -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
