Le jeudi 13 Mai 2004 13:37, Christian Perrier a écrit :
> Another concern is getting at least one African language
> supported. Currently we only have Arabic (for which support is
> unfortunately useless because of the lack of BIDI support).
The problem with African languages is that many of them
> Come on...:-). I'm sure you're perfectly able to do very good
> translations...and, being a techie, you won't be lost in the context!
For information, there will be1400 million inhabitants in India by 2040.
Therefore, it is very important that the installer be translated.
When translating pgAd
> Hindi, or other Indian
> languages, are among the most needed languages.
Dear Christian,
I have been looking for Hindi translators for pgAdmin III and was not able to
find any. You may find useful to to register the following mailing lists and
ask for help (you may be more lucky than me):
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Le jeudi 6 Mai 2004 19:40, Roger So a Ãcrit :
> OK, here's my take.
Thanks for discussing about language issues.
> People in Hong Kong speak Cantonese. People in Taiwan speak Mandarin.
> People in mainland China speak Putonghua. (Yes, I know Putonghua and
> Mandarin are essentially the same thin
Dear all,
The problem here is to find a solution for the buggy display of the Chinese
locales (zh_TW, zh_HK and zh_CN) in GNU/Linux Debian.
1) zh_HK
zh_HK refers to the Cantonese language spoken in Hong-Kong and Singapore, as
opposed to Mandarin, the language of continental China. Cantonese ca
Le jeudi 6 Mai 2004 12:42, Miles Bader a écrit :
> Stop refering to Google. The only world authority are the United-Nations.
> Only because we didn't have google.
I see, you are refering to "Google-Nations".
Le mercredi 5 Mai 2004 22:16, Humberto Massa a écrit :
> Google is always our friend; Taiwan and Hong Kong are countries at least
> in the definitions ## 2, 3, 5, 7 *and* 9 below. If it's in the Web, it
> ougha be true.
Stop refering to Google. The only world authority are the United-Nations.
> > /---[Choose area]\
> > | Based on your language, you are probably in one of these |
> > | areas. If you are elsewhere, choose "other". |
>
> This is a good suggestion though I fear a bit that the main menu would
> then beco
Dear all,
I am trying to install a minimal Debian to a Compact Flash (128 Mb USB Key).
It appears that the key gets full of temporary files and the installer stops.
Not supporting 128Mb USB keys is a serious limit to Debian installer beta 3.
Is there any turnaround or boot option to unable RAM
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Hash: SHA1
> The annoying thing is that 128 mb of flash is enough to run Debian in,
> but due to an infelicity of debootstrap it is not enough to install it
> in. Debootstrap insists on retrieving the entire debian base system as
> debs, and only after it has the
Dear all,
First of all, thank you for this great job on the new Debian installer. I have
been using it since beta 1 without too many problems. It rocks!!!
With the avalaibility of powerfull mini-itx motherboards (like the VIA Epia
series), the limit between embedeed and normal computers is shri
> and does bring up my REALTEK network card. Is there another installer
> Could you post details of this problem to the pgi-users mailing list?
After a few tries, I happened to read the eth0 screen carefully, and
everything went fine. Here are some remarks :
1) File systems should also include
Thanks, I tried Progeny, unfortunately it does not support non-US keyboards
and does bring up my REALTEK network card. Is there another installer
available ? By the way, is Progeny derived from an old RedHat installer?
> | I am migrating from Mandrake to Debian. Is there an unoffical Woody
> |
Dear all,
I am migrating from Mandrake to Debian. Is there an unoffical Woody graphical
installer available on an iso image?
Cheers,
Jean-Michel POURE
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