Peter Karlsson wrote: > I'm thinking of splitting of /international/Swedish into several pages, > and would thus like to create a subdir of /international: > > 1. Should the subdir be written with upper- or lowercase S?
I'd prefer a capital because we should have a standard way of accessing these pages and most of the languages currently use an initial capital. The only exception is spanish. There is now a symlink, intl -> international, because of complaints of the length of the urls. Personally, I think this is silly, but I'm only one person. Additionally, there has been some interest that we allow language abbreviations useing the two letter ISO codes. This isn't a bad idea because it is less language specific (it is an international standard after all). Currently, the only one is for Chinese (zh). Thus, the following urls are equavilent: www.debian.org/international/Chinese www.debian.org/intl/zh Please give your opinion on this. > 2. Can I modify the Makefiles somehow to link the Swedish version in > that subdir to be the default (I may not translate all the pages > back into English)? I'm not sure what you mean here. -- James (Jay) Treacy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
