Quoting Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña (j...@computer.org): > Wasn't Serbian disabled too? (at least this is what I found in previous > announcements from d-i)
Nope. It has been re-enabled (Serbian/cyrillic. We have work for Serbian/Latin but sr~latin is badly supported as language code) > Based on this information, I have updated the section about > languages like this: > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > New languages > > Thanks to the huge efforts of translators, Debian GNU/Linux > can now be installed in 67 languages. This is three more > languages than in lenny. Most languages are available in both > the text-based installation user interface and the graphical > user interface, whileas some are only available in the > graphical user interface. > > Languages added in this release include: > > * Asturian, Estonian, Kazakh and Persian have been aded to > the graphical and console installers. Maybe "text-based" here, for consistency? > > * Kannada and Telugu have been added to the graphical > installer. > > * Thai, previously available only in the graphical user > interface, is now available also in the text-based > installation user interface too. > > Due to the lack of translation updates three languages were > dropped in this release: Serbian, Wolof and Welsh. No, not Serbian. > > (I find the last sentence a good way to give Frans some dedication > > without giving too much emphasis to it, which he would maybe not have > > wished. Of course, your mileage may vary) > > You will see that I have ommitted that. I would be more comfortable if the > d-i made an official dedication to Frans for Squeeze. Will that happen? Hmm, we still need to discuss that between otavio, joeyh, cjwatson and /me, at least.
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