Hi Christian, Christian Stimming wrote: > However, I know that de.po will be actively maintained for a long time to > come > (by myself), but what are your plans with de_CH? I would like to hear about > your medium term plans about this language in order to avoid having a > de_CH.po which is much less up-to-date than de.po, in 6-12 months from now.
I was looking at "de_CH" as an adaption of "de" to the Swiss market. Those two files should be as much as possible similar. But I have seen now several accounting related words which we do not use here in Switzerland. I just started to use the program but I will use it on a regular basis now and I will probably stumble over many other words. And I would be willing to contribute them in the future too. > Also, looking through your changes I found some changes which probably should > be integrated into de.po as well, which is This is possible. I don't know where exactly we use other words and where the "de" language file is just not fully correct either. I think in general it would make more sense if only one person would maintain both files. And I would just report what I would change. The other person (in this case probably you) can then decide to change it in both files or only in de_CH. > Oh, now that I've run "msguniq" on your file, I can see that besides the > above > change, you did only one other wording change (in several strings), which > is "Gewinn-/Verlustrechnung" into "Erfolgsrechnung". Are you really sure this > single word change justifies a separate de_CH.po, including all of its > maintainership questions? If you want to commit on maintaining de_CH for the > time to come, I'm all in. Actually I have more words I want to change. But I didn't know how active this project here is (I am new on the devel-list) so I decided to just contribute first a small batch of changes. Regarding my commit on maintaining de_CH: How much time per month would it take me to do it? Do you have any numbers? In general I am not against commiting on maintaining de_CH. I mean most of the words are general stuff like "do you want to save" and can always be copied from "de". Raffael Regards, Raffael _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list gnucash-devel@gnucash.org https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
