2016-05-31 11:54 GMT-07:00 Gerard Meijssen <[email protected]>:
> Hoi, > > There are several parts to this. There is the technical part of it. There > is the principle behind my stance. > > When you look at a page in the asl incubator [1] it is full of English and > we do want a complete UI in ASL. I have no clue how an ASL UI should look > and we will never figure it out without an environment that is completely > top down. > As I already mentioned, it's possible to switch the UI language to ase, just like to any other. One way to do this is to go to Preferences -> Internationalization and select "ase". It works for me. > The notion that I should comment on Phabricator is something I reject. It > is not an environment that I frequent. It has everything to do with the > fact that it did not work well for me in the past. > Sorry, but it does work for a lot of people. It's the only thing that works for staff and volunteer engineers. > The second part is that it has been argued before that we should be more > forthcoming in enabling new projects. This project has two arguments going > for it. The technical one > If it's the thing you mentioned above, then I just showed you how it can function in the Incubator. Is there anything else?
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