Hi,
Justin B Rye <justin.byam....@gmail.com> wrote:
> > - <glossdef><para>Reconfigure a package, e.g. keyboard-configuration
> > - (keyboard), locales (localisation).</para></glossdef>
> > + <glossdef><para>Reconfigure a package, e.g.
> > <replaceable>keyboard-configuration</replaceable>
> > + (keyboard), <replaceable>locales</replaceable>
> > (localisation).</para></glossdef>
> ^
> Is this package using en_GB or en_US? Elsewhere it seemed to be
> standardising on -izing...
localisation is IMO a fix term here in Debian, l10n is also derived from it.
Changing it into localizing would make l10n abbreviation invalid.
That's IMO not adequate.
> (Or "l10n", but then you'd need a glossentry for that too!)
Holger
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