Bug#578349: linux-2.6: General update after the debconf review process (2nd version)
Quoting Ben Hutchings (b...@decadent.org.uk): Translators have been working hard and here is now the result of their efforts. [...] It is now safe to upload a new package version with these changes. Please notify me of your intents with regards to this. [...] All applied, thanks. I made an exception to my usual policy and did *not* subscribe to the PTS inn order to receive bug reports for the said package, while the call for translations was running. So, I catched up with all pending translations by going to the BTS and grabbing all l10n bug reports. I *may* have missed some (because of the huge number of BR for linux-2.6) in case they're not tagged l10n (which happens as some translators do forget this). In case this happened, I'll notice this later on with the l10n radar that catches all opened debconf l10n bugsonce you've uploaded the release of linux-2.6 that fixes the bunch of bug reports that are included in my patch. BTW, I'm deeply impressed (should I say scared?) by the pile of bugs in linux-2.6. I'm indeed impressed to see you guys still able to maintain that package..without giving up when bugs pile up this way You deserve congratulations for that work. signature.asc Description: Digital signature
Bug#578349: linux-2.6: General update after the debconf review process (2nd version)
On Thu, 2010-05-13 at 19:34 +0200, Christian PERRIER wrote: (2nd version, witho up to date Danish translation) Dear Debian maintainer, On Thursday, May 13, 2010, I sent you a notification about the beginning of a review action on debconf templates for linux-2.6. Then, I sent you a bug report with rewritten templates and announcing the beginning of the second phase of this action: call for translation updates. Translators have been working hard and here is now the result of their efforts. [...] It is now safe to upload a new package version with these changes. Please notify me of your intents with regards to this. [...] All applied, thanks. Ben. -- Ben Hutchings Once a job is fouled up, anything done to improve it makes it worse. signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
