Request for weblate usage in installation-guide Japanese translation (was Re: Request for weblate usage in d-i Japanese translation)

sted.weblate.org/projects/debian-installation-guide/#languages Thanks in advance, -- YOSHINO Yoshihito

Request for weblate usage in d-i Japanese translation

weblate to enable Japanese: https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/debian-installer/#languages Thanks in advance, -- YOSHINO Yoshihito

Bug#983688: This should also apply to other languages

Hi Holger, Now several *-gnome-desktop tasks have been added. Probably each of them should have a corresponding *-gnome-flash-desktop task just like this japanese-gnome-flashback-desktop task. Thanks, -- YOSHINO Yoshihito

Bug#982175: task-japanese-desktop: should explicitly prefer mozc over anthy

. Thanks in advance, -- YOSHINO Yoshihito

Bug#983653: task-japanese-gnome-desktop: no Japanese input method available out of the box

uch an IM framework selection. When ibus and uim are both installed, ibus is preferred and used by default. (The selection can be changed by user choice.) Then no input method in ibus framework is currently installed, so its user cannot type Japanese text out of the box. Regards, -- YOSHINO Yoshihito

Bug#983688: tasksel-data: gnome-flashback-desktop task in Japanese environment should pull task-japanese-gnome-desktop

y package, but just adds a new Task. Thanks in advance, -- YOSHINO Yoshihito -- System Information: Debian Release: bullseye/sid APT prefers testing APT policy: (500, 'testing') Architecture: amd64 (x86_64) Kernel: Linux 5.10.0-3-amd64 (SMP w/1 CPU thread) Locale: LANG=ja_JP.UT

Bug#983653: task-japanese-gnome-desktop: no Japanese input method available out of the box

o the ibus framework should work around the problem for Japanese users. Specifically, adding Recommends: ibus-mozc (or ibus-anthy on architectures where mozc is not available) to this package should work around the problem. The attached patch should apply the work-around. Thanks in advance, -- YOSHINO