> > But my more serious concern is that the principal > OpenSolaris LiveCD > > managers, as expected, don't seem to have any idea > about each > > individual locale. This can be a very dangerous > thing. > > Oh stop. We live in a world where we all have to > specialize to some > degree. We have G11N experts, and they advise the > OpenSolaris team. > What's wrong with that?
This is a fact that denying it will not help. Personally, from my own observations (& I am a leader of the zh-TW localization project), I think some of the communications, i.e., from users to the so-called G11N "experts", and from the G11N experts to other higher-ups in the Sun hierarchy, do have problems. Of course you can deny it. But I don't know how much that is going to help. As Dave mentioned in a subsequent reply, this issue is going to be reviewed after the 2008.11 release. Perhaps this is no problem at all, or perhaps this is already the best we can ever do, but I will be carefully watching how the November release is going to be accepted in the greater China region. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
