Following on from this, what about: KDE already groups languages (well kpersonalizer does ;)) as Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Asia, etc... Couldn't we compromise and have language packs similarly? ie I want Chinese, so I have to put up with koffice-i18n-asia, french koffice-i18n-weu (western europe ;))
Not ideal, but better than having a huge i18n package containing loads of languages I don't want... David On Wednesday 11 June 2003 21:06, Mike Mestnik wrote: > > The question is how to actually package it. All of the available options > > have clear drawbacks. > > The > options as I see it are as follows. > > > 1) Build a single koffice-i18n binary package. > > 2) Build 37 different koffice-i18n-lang binary packages (like kde-i18n). > > I would make a compromise from 1 & 2. Have 10 or 16 binary packages /w 4 > i18n each. This won't have one big package, but also won't clutter up the > archive too badly. Sadly this is a maintainer non-friendly solution. > > Since all packages could have this problem, it would be better for every > one if there was a standered way of deviding up il8n. The user would know, > be told, that his il8n are in *-i18n-af vs *-i18n-gl... > > Seams poor and bad I know, just an idea. > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM). > http://calendar.yahoo.com
