Re: [Postfixadmin-devel] Danish translation
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From: Christian B. <pos...@cb...> - 2013-06-16 17:46:34
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Hello, Am Sonntag, 16. Juni 2013 schrieb Titanus: > Sun, 16 Jun 2013 01:58:51 +0200 skrev Christian Boltz: > > Some notes and questions: > > > > Please don't use "MiB" - it might be technically correct[1], but > > most > > users know "MB" much better > > Agreed. I didn't really thought of it since I use 1024 as multiplier, > and 1024 in the short manuel to my users. I somehow doubt a user will note the difference between 1000 and 1024 as multiplier ;-) (well, maybe when it comes to harddisk sizes measured in "Marketing-MB" ;-) because fdisk will tell a quite different disk size, but probably not with mailboxes) > > You changed several "!" to ".". Are exclamation marks unusual in > > danish? (BTW: If you think the english text of a message needs to be > > changed, just tell me/us what you would change.) > > Like Johnny wrote, even though "!" can indeed be used interchangeably > with "." in danish (and probably norwegian and swedish to), it's > generally frowned upon. I don't think it's a problem outside of > Scandinavia, but I would like to leave them out of the translation. OK. Will you replace the "!" in the latest SVN version (again), or should I try to do the changes based on the file you sent yesterday? BTW: I also commited your translations to the 2.3 branch (including "!" replacements, but without the "MiB" changes) - if we do a 2.3.7 release, your updated translations will be included. > Damn, I tried to get hold of the newest translation :) But sure, no > problem. What should I do with the strings marked as "Obsolete"? Just ignore the "Obsolete" strings. They are unused in the latest SVN version and will be removed when I find some time. Regards, Christian Boltz -- > A "wait and see" attitude is definitely called for instead of > "headless chicken" mode. Ha ha.. come on... headless chicken mode is so much more entertaining to watch though :-) [Henne Vogelsang and Clayton in opensuse] |