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Quoting Christian Höfing (christ...@hoefing.de): > As far as I can see there are some german translations missing in the > actual debian installer as well as a "bug" at the end of the installation. The localization is quite well handled by the German l10n team. Alpha1 might have some gaps but, for that version, we didn't set a strict l10n freeze and, indeed, few languages are complete. > "You really want to go on without installing a boot loader ?" > In case you answer with NO, you will see this again.. but in case you > select YES, it will be installed. > > What do YOU think ? Am I a helpful ? Feel free to make some suggestions > where you want me to assist. I'd say: subscribe to debian-booot, follow discussions, look at install reports. A good help is having installation reports followed up (we often had periods in D-I development where they were completly neglected). Watch us on debian-boot for a while before jumping up in threads, though. Particularly, when processing install reports, there are tricks about the various images that don't always make obvious to give users the right suggestions. Testing D-I yourself is also a good thing to do. For many things a simple virtual machine in Virtualbox or Qemu is enough.... So you can play with various things in D-I....and even later try to triage bug reports in the various D-I components.
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