From: Ambrose Li <ac...@ad...> - 2005-08-28 14:59:56
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Hi, On Sun, Aug 28, 2005 at 10:59:48AM +0300, Shalom Craimer wrote: > Obviously, "ui_requirement" is very important. But how > important is it? More important than "name"? I never thought about this. But then now that I realize it might have some relation to importance, I quickly took a glance of the po file. The result... no, "ui_requirement" is *not* a good indication of importance; there are many important strings without this flag. > My point is this: Given that I doubt I have the energy do > really get everything done, what should I do first? What is > most critical to get done so people can use Gaim? The way I'd go about it would be just to bring up gaim and see what is on the screen. If it's in English when it shouldn't be, or if it's wrong and bugs me, it obviously is important :-) However, this obviously would not work for the current CVS version (HEAD), so I guess I'll just take guesses on whether it looks like something I would easily see; if it looks like there's a high chance I'd see it it's probably important. Also, most of the protocol-specific error messages can be treated as "not important for the time being" (if those are among the untranslated strings). They are quite difficult to translate and most of them are very rarely seen. Regards, Ambrose |