Hi there, On Thursday 03 May 2007 12:31, Ben Armstrong wrote:
[...] > The answer I got was that we could issue a message when the user has > specified a different language and the locale is not found so that the > user will know what happened and take the appropriate corrective action. > But of course, the message will need to be generic enough to be applicable > to all kinds of systems, so it can only state that the locale for the > specified language wasn't found. It is still up to the user to read the > doc. [...] > Finally, since Debian users may not be expecting such Debian-specific > configuration tips in the FAQ, I have updated the README.Debian to make > special note of this tip. I will not make a separate release for such a > small change, but it will be included in my next upload. Understood. Shouldn't tuxpaint-config then check if the user chose a language that is not installed, and, whenever that's the case, issue a message saying something like "Attention: your system doesn't have that language installed. Please ask your system administrator to proceed installing it. More info on tuxpaint-config's README.Debian ." ? -- Marcos Marado Sonaecom IT -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
