Re: String freeze break request for Vinagre 2.30

2010-06-17 Thread Jonh Wendell
Em Qui, 2010-06-17 às 00:28 +0200, Wouter Bolsterlee escreveu:
 2010-06-16 klockan 20:37 skrev Jonh Wendell:
  Hello, guys.
  
  I just committed (into master) a fix a bug in vinagre which doesn't allow 
  you to use a different port than 22 when doing SSH tunneling[1].
  
  The fix adds two new strings, explaining to the user how to supply a 
  different port:
  
  string 1: Supply an alternative port using colon
  string 2: For instance: j...@domain.com:5022
  
  So, I'd really like to backport this commit to 2.30 branch and do a 2.30.2 
  release today or tomorrow.
 
 I know you already have 2/2, but I think these strings could be improved.
 What about this:
 
   - Supply an alternative port by specifying a colon and the port
   - Example: j...@example.org:2022
 
 I think these strings would be a) grammatically correct and b) more
 instructive, and c) the example doesn't ‘abuse’ domain.com either.
 
 — Wouter

Hi, Woulter, thanks for your improvements.
Regarding to the first sentence, indeed it's more correct and
instructive but as it appears in a tooltip, if the string is too long it
will break in two lines. Do you have a shorter phrase?

Thanks,
-- 
Jonh Wendell
http://www.bani.com.br

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Re: String freeze break request for Vinagre 2.30

2010-06-17 Thread jhs
Hi!

 Hi, Woulter, thanks for your improvements.
 Regarding to the first sentence, indeed it's more correct and
 instructive but as it appears in a tooltip, if the string is too long it
 will break in two lines. Do you have a shorter phrase?

Just a note: Is there a problem with multi-line tooltips? I don't think
so. And you cannot estimate how long a sentence will be in a foreign
language and as such just don't make assumptions on this in the UI.

Regards,
Johannes

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Re: String additions to 'gdm.gnome-2-30'

2010-06-17 Thread Claude Paroz
Le vendredi 11 juin 2010 à 09:09 +0200, Claude Paroz a écrit :
 Le vendredi 11 juin 2010 à 01:49 +, GNOME Status Pages a écrit :
  This is an automatic notification from status generation scripts on:
  http://l10n.gnome.org.
  
  There have been following string additions to module 'gdm.gnome-2-30':
  
  + Keyboard
  + Language
  + Session
  
  Note that this doesn't directly indicate a string freeze break, but it
  might be worth investigating.
 
 Hi Jon,
 
 The commit 1b334350 (Remove text labels for option menus) in gnome-2-30
 branch of GDM is breaking string freeze. Could this be reverted or is it
 a critical fix for which an exception should be asked for?

Would the gdm mailing list be more responsive :-) ?

Claude
-- 
www.2xlibre.net

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Re: String freeze break request for Vinagre 2.30

2010-06-17 Thread Wouter Bolsterlee

Hi Jonh, Johannes,

I'm replying to both messages at once.


Am Donnerstag, den 17.06.2010, 12:20 + schrieb j...@jsschmid.de:
  Hi, Woulter, thanks for your improvements.

No problem; you're welcome!

(Oh, and my name is Wouter.)

  Regarding to the first sentence, indeed it's more correct and
  instructive but as it appears in a tooltip, if the string is too long it
  will break in two lines. Do you have a shorter phrase?

I don't think shorter phrases communicate the meaning well in this case.
Since this is about a specific syntax, exact phrasing is important.

 Just a note: Is there a problem with multi-line tooltips? I don't think
 so. And you cannot estimate how long a sentence will be in a foreign
 language and as such just don't make assumptions on this in the UI.

Agreed. Furthermore, clearer wording and hence an improved user
interface is always more important than space considerations, especially
given the unknown length of translations.

— Wouter


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