On Thu, 16 May 2002, Michael Meskes wrote:
> On Thu, May 16, 2002 at 08:34:05AM +0200, Tille, Andreas wrote:
> > Do we really need so many terminal emulators??? (Flames about that to
> > /dev/null ;-). )
>
> I completely agree, but I guess that doesn't have to go to /dev/null.
> :-)
I've got a brand new high capacity / high speed /dev/null and want to
test it extensively. Since I use it for backup I spend only a
fraction of a minute for the job ;-)).
> > I just vote to drop netscape.
> I support that too. How about galeon?
Uhmm - I never had the idea that Galeon would be out!!
Please include this greates browser I've ever seen!
> > Agreed.
>
> Do we even need one?
No - as long as this would stop Galeon from beeing included.
> > Hmm, LinuxTag is a German conference with potential German visitors, right?
> > Why not stick to German documentation and just leave the English where no
> > (up to date!) German replacement exists? Just an idea.
>
> >From my experience that are very few non-German visitors, but quite a
> lot German newbies who'd like to try Debian. Thus the German docs should
> stay IMO.
Exactly. People hwo travel from abroad are expected to be this interested
that I guess 99% of them will be able to find the relevant information in
English in a view seconds. Completely other situation for random German
visitor from nearby who would just notice: This damn Debian GNU/Linux
is only documented in English and I can't understand any word. Just get
rid of this wast ...
> > > Add de Documentation.
>
> So my last statement is mood, or was this taken out of context?
No. I wanted to say:
High priority: German documentation
Even high priority: English documentation where there is no
(up to date) German translation
Lower priority: English documentation which is quite an exact
translation of the German text
(Instead include Galeon. Or just spare this
space perhaps for galeon or even a funy game?
Did I mention Galeon?)
Lowest priority: Other languages.
In my opinion this would fit the needs of people randomly grabbing a
Debian CD. More knowledgeable users will find the relevant stuff
themselves.
Kind regards
Andreas.
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