...
I suggest you use a variable for the volume group name and make this
translatable:
in VG ${VG}
Ok, do you want to do the change or should I?
Hmmm, I maybe wasn't clear. Here, I think it would be better if you
make the change because this requires going to the code and, ahem, I
On Thu, Jun 01, 2006 at 12:18:25AM +0700, Christian Perrier wrote:
...
I suggest you use a variable for the volume group name and make this
translatable:
in VG ${VG}
Ok, do you want to do the change or should I?
Hmmm, I maybe wasn't clear.
We'll if I'll do it meant You do it, then
On Tue, May 30, 2006 at 07:33:49AM +0200, Christian Perrier wrote:
Maintainers, I need explanations for the following:
The remake of partman-lvm is my initiative, so I'm the one to blame :)
Template: partman-lvm/text/pvs
Type: text
_Description: PVs
In which context is it used?
When a
(no problem for the inconvenience...but I wanted to remind all D-I
contributors that translatable text should preferrably be discussed
before being introduced. Indeed, I briefly saw yoru work in your
branch and I was considering to pop up and ask whether this is meant
to be injected in the
Please choose a volume group to reduce:
mainvg(825MB - 2 PVs)
secondvg (912MB - 4 PVs)
...
However, I suggest removing the s, for two reasons:
...
So, we'd better use PV alone, and explain translators that they
should use the acronym for Physical Volume in their language
I suggest you use a variable for the volume group name and make this
translatable:
in VG ${VG}
Ok, do you want to do the change or should I?
I'll do it.
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Most needed changes to partman-lvm templates have been made. you can
now update translations.
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Translators,
A lot of new strings have appeared recently in partman-lvm (more than
25).
Before working on their translation, please wait for me to figure out
with the package maintainer what is exactly their use. I'll then add
comments.
Maintainers, I need explanations for the following:
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