CVS out-of-date errors vs status page

2005-12-29 Thread Clytie Siddall
Hi guys :) I'm getting quite a few out-of-date errors from CVS while updating HEAD files. The odd thing about these errors is: 1. I download my file from the latest status page, so 2. there isn't a later file available from the status page and 3. usually the CVS file is older, not newer Exa

Link change

2005-12-29 Thread Арангел Ангов
Hi, I would like to request a link change on the GTP Teams page. The new homepage for the Macedonian Team is http://gnome.softver.org.mk so I need that url instead of the current http://gnomk.sf.net Thanks, Arangel ___ gnome-i18n mailing list gnome

Re: String freeze break request for gnome-doc-utils

2005-12-29 Thread Shaun McCance
On Thu, 2005-12-29 at 12:47 -0600, Shaun McCance wrote: > The string "bibliography" is misspelled as "biblioraphy" in > gnome-doc-utils, which is pretty embarrassing. Can we fix > this on the gnome-2-12 branch? Is there any sort of tool > that will automatically transfer translations over? Like,

String freeze break request for gnome-doc-utils

2005-12-29 Thread Shaun McCance
The string "bibliography" is misspelled as "biblioraphy" in gnome-doc-utils, which is pretty embarrassing. Can we fix this on the gnome-2-12 branch? Is there any sort of tool that will automatically transfer translations over? Like, fix-po "speler" "speller" *.po That would rock. Somebody sho

Re: Formatting a date/time string

2005-12-29 Thread Christian Rose
On 12/29/05, Abel Cheung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > %c poses some usability annoyance since the file dialog will be either very > large, or the date/time part is simply hidden under cover and users have > to scroll horizontally before seeing it. Agreed. > If short string is more desired, I'd s

Re: Formatting a date/time string

2005-12-29 Thread Roozbeh Pournader
On Wed, 2005-12-28 at 20:44 -0600, Federico Mena Quintero wrote: > Is there a standard format string that we can use to produce a short > representation of the date and time? Or should we just use %c and > assume that the locale data will be acceptable to the user? The standard way to do it is us