> Another important thing about the 2.0: internationalization. Since we > now have more than 30 languages registered on Transifex, I *cannot* > alone tweak all the languages CD's, it's too much work and I already > have a lot of other things to do. So I need help and it'd be a good > initiative if every language manager take the necessary time to download > the development version, change each application setting that need to be > changed, and then send me the resulting configuration files.
Just a few words to say that if you don't know where to find the configuration files of a particular application, you can just ask the list! Usually they are contained in hidden directories, either directly in user's home (eg “.gcompris”) or in the user's settings directories. It may also just be a hidden file in user's home (eg. “.gweled”). There are several user's settings directories, at least: .config/ .gconf/apps/ .kde/share/apps/ Don't be shy if you can't find what you are looking for! -- Cheers, JM.
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