On Wed, 2006-11-01 at 13:01 +0100, Uwe Fischer wrote: > Hi, > > Mathias Bauer wrote: > > Michael Meeks wrote: > > > >> Thankfully the code works :-) But the very concept of rampant > >> duplication of state all over the place is at root broken IMHO. Having > >> unnecessary screenshots, duplicating bi-lingual strings etc. adds > >> [AFAICS] nothing at all to an existing impl, but a huge amount of pain > >> in terms of re-synchronising things. > > > > I don't want to argue against this, just a question: how should the QA > > find out wether the strings they find in the product are the right ones > > that others wanted to have there? I don't get how this works. > > just one example: > On Solaris, I see the string "Load StarOffice During System Start-Up" as > a command in the Quickstarter menu. > Without a spec doc, how can I tell this is intended or just a copy&paste > error from the Windows version? I can only guess. Our Solaris system > starts up about once every 10 years... > > Uwe
he,he. I think that you should read system as session. As in when you login, logout and login again. This would mean that system is the wrong word but its use is likely harmless as *NIX users will not likely care and windows users are already familiar with the nomenclature. -- G. Roderick Singleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> OpenOffice.org
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