Am Sonntag, 27. Oktober 2013 um 01:06:12, schrieb Yili Zhao <[email protected]> > > >> I suppose, you are not compiling in the source directory. > > >> Without 'make install' the appropriate hugin.mo is not installed, > therefore hugin finds the old installed data. > > >> By the way, why don't you create package? > > > Because that the way I usually use to installed software by source. > > I follow your suggestion, and use 'make package' to create .deb file. > > What are the advantages of 'make package' to 'make install'? >
You remember having problems with libpano13? You wouldn't have them if you
would use dpkg to install. This is the preferred way on debian.
> There are some strings comment as "fuzzy", and "Hugin translation guide"
> says "Messages marked as fuzzy are actually not used in the GUI, their
> English counterparts are used instead. This seems to be an automagic
> suggestion which naturally often fails, so compare a fuzzy translation with
> the original phrase."
>
>
> So what does this mean? Should I translate these strings?
>
Look at the answer from Thomas Modes.
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