On Mon, Aug 02, 2010 at 07:59:26PM -0000, Ricardo Pérez López wrote:
> Many of the Ubiquity translations comes from debian-installer
> translations, which in turn comes from Debian, i.e. the Debian
(...)
The Debian-installer translation is fairly complete. I'm not sure
why this bug is forwarded to the Debian translation team.
If there are any issues in the translation of the Debian installer to
Spanish I would suggest either submitting a clear bug report with specific
details to the Debian Bug Tracking System or, if unsure, discuss the "issues"
in the Debian Spanish translation team mailing list (debian-l10n-spanish AT
debian.org).
As for the specific complaints in this bug report:
- the use of 'fichero' as a translation for 'file' (as in 'sistema
de ficheros' for 'filesystem') is a perfectly valid translation
in neutral Spanish. If users want to have a localised translation
variations for es_AR, es_MX or any other 'es' variant can be generated
based on the existing translation
- the inconsistent use of capitalisation can be, indeead, considered
a bug. I have updated the Debian translation of the installer in SVN.
Regards
Javier
> translations takes preference over the Ubuntu translations in the
> debian-installer templates. For example, the filesystem names comes from
> Debian, and we (the Ubuntu translators) can't do anything about that,
> except wait for the Debian translators to fix the translation issues.
>
> ** Changed in: ubuntu-translations
> Status: Triaged => Invalid
>
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> Please, update translations of languages, they are really old.
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/549712
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Please, update translations of languages, they are really old.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/549712
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