Catonano transcribed 3.2K bytes: > 2017-04-05 20:38 GMT+02:00 Ricardo Wurmus <rek...@elephly.net>: > > > > > > > I don’t understand what this message is about. Is there some context > > I’m missing? > >
Yeah, sorry. It could've been expressed with less noise, there's just too much noise in my head for processing individual thought patterns (no reference to the album ;D) in the recent weeks. > Ok, this is how I understand this issue > > ng0 is preparing their web site for promoting their project (a live distro > based on Guix) > > One feature ng0 wants for their site is the ability to show the contents of > such site localized in several languages. That is what I want for Guix as well, as I see it as an important missing function. > Like the Taler site https://taler.net/de/index.html (only parts are > actually translated, as far as I can tell) Yeah, I thought more of it was translated. But the possibility is there. > It seems that Artanis and Haunt have no such functionality Haunt simply has no opinion, and formats such as Markdown don't have it either. The only format I am aware of which has this functionality is the C meets HTML meets something else home-grown format a friend uses since the '90s. If I come to find out that this is really the only time saving solution, I will write something which just parses files writen in that language, but I'd rather have something which works for everyone and their existing environments. > So ng0 is thinking to extend those and implement that functionality > themselves > > Because they want something Guile based > > So they're asking how to proceed in order to make the result of such effort > available not only to their site, but to the general Artanis/Haunt > community. > > This is the context, to the extent that I'm aware of it > > My suggestion would be to extend Artanis/Haunt and send patches upstream. > > The Guile web site will catch up eventually. > > Otherwise, ng0, you could manage to produce some patches that apply to the > common subset of files (common between Artanis/Haunt and your site) Your reply helped a bit, thanks. Ultimately it's (hopefully) not only up to me alone how we proceed with the web site at pragmatique. I wrote the first message before I knew where I was going with the layout, etc. It's loosely based on the Guix website but uses its own theme, no images, etc. Just a first primary version (did I mention already that school (the later digital/media/art related parts) ruined art and web design for me? It's annoying.)
