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From: Clytie S. <cl...@ri...> - 2005-03-17 04:03:58
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On 17/03/2005, at 6:20 AM, Peter Lawler wrote: > > Do you have your enivornment ever set to en_AU? I'm curious, as I'm=20 > the only person I know of who's ever commented on the joy of en_AU=20 > overriding defaults of C or en_US or even scarier en_UK. It's been=20 > mentioned before by others with limited clues that en_AU is a little=20= > pointless. Your usage of it, or knowledge of usage of it, would cheer=20= > me and motivate me to actually do moer for translating gnome (I'm=20 > supposedly the official translator, but gaim is all I seem to do, 'coz=20= > I'm a lazy Tasmanian). > C'mon, a Tazzie Tiger is always a being to reckon with. :) Love your state, went there for a school excursion once and have=20 remembered it ever since. People rave about New Zealand, but Tasmania=20 is up there in the sheer environmental beauty stakes. Yes, I do have my environment set to en-AU (after Vietnamese, before=20 en-UK and well before en-US), and value the work you do. Every app. I=20 can use which doesn't annoy me with weird spelling etc. is a blessing. Most likely, there are plenty of people who use it, but don't bother to=20= say so, or to say Thanks. There seems to be a belief, somewhere, that=20 free software doesn't have value: it worries me. We need some=20 awareness-raising out there: if they want the result, they need to get=20= involved (apart from the endless "Gee, if you implemented features A-Z=20= just for me, I might use your app." of course. :) ). Keep it up! Cultural erosion via the Internet is becoming a serious=20 problem: the more we can do to keep our culture(s) alive online, the=20 better. Time for a cuppa. Been crook recently, and the dog and bone gives me=20 the pip. 'Bye. :) from Clytie (vi-VN, team/nh=C3=B3m Gnome-vi) Clytie Siddall--Renmark, in the Riverland of South Australia =E1=BB=9E th=C3=A0nh ph=E1=BB=91 Renmark, t=E1=BA=A1i mi=E1=BB=81n s=C3=B4= ng c=E1=BB=A7a Nam =C3=9Ac= |