As indicated in ISO 639 standard[1], the English name for the Gaelic of
Scotland is Scottish Gaelic and not Scots Gaelic. Although it is
used, Scots Gaelic is the wrong term and what's more, is confusing. The
Wikipedia article on Scottish Gaelic [2] agrees with this. It does not
need
Public bug reported:
I installed the MoinMoin wiki (Desktop Edition) for my personal use. It
is written in python, and in the terminal, the command to run it is:
python ~/moin-desktop/moin.py
However, when entered into the Additional startup programs, this
doesn't work. It does work when
I don´t know. I´m living in Spain at the moment and I don´t have access to
a Dapper computer. I´ll return to Scotland in a few weeks and I´ll let
you know. But, I have a feeling that it was a hardware problem. It has
happened on my Windows partition too, since.
Alan
Is this still a problem
Public bug reported:
Scots Gaelic is not the correct term for the language because Scots also
exists. It should be renamed Scottish Gaelic to differentiate from
Scots. Gaelic is a Celtic language and Scots is a Germanic language:
they are completely different.
Acceptable names would be
