It actually does mean disc because the wording is meant to describe
playing a commercial film DVD or a video file from a disc such as a DVD or
CD. A disc that is NOT meant for traditional hardware DVD players.
That aside, file a bug against the poor wording. The current English is too
long and
2012/8/20 Cody Garver codygar...@gmail.com
That aside, file a bug against the poor wording. The current English is
too long and confusing.
Speaking of which, it's about time to check all the strings we have and
then pass a string freeze.
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Sergey Shnatsel Davidoff
OS architect @ elementary
Whilst it is the way it is generally used in all the translations I've seen
sos far, I can't make any reference to that; in fact, the Oxford
Dictionaries (both BrE version and) say:
Disc:
- 1a flat, thin circular object:*coins were made by striking a blank
disc of metal**a man’s body with
No problem, I'll file the bug.
On 20 August 2012 11:19, Alfredo Hernández aldomann.desi...@gmail.comwrote:
Whilst it is the way it is generally used in all the translations I've
seen sos far, I can't make any reference to that; in fact, the Oxford
Dictionaries (both BrE version and) say:
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