So true; this issue is mainly rooted in the GNOME desktop environment and
Nautilus..
Who's willing to start? I'd follow. :D
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Title:
"Home Folder"
On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 10:53 PM, nathanl...@gmail.com
wrote:
> Here are the options I see. Every one just gives new papercuts.
>
> 1. Change the folder it points to to the actual /home folder
> - which is a folder a normal user wouldn't care about.
>
> 2. Ad " 's folder" to username
> - This woul
augias wrote:
> each session is a personalized experience. the person who logs in knows
> who he is and understands that a folder with his name on it is probably
> where all her or his things are. karmic solved this very well and i
> don't understand why it's still considered a papercut.
I'm quit
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Michael Rooney a écrit :
> On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Christian Kujau wrote:
>> So, Ivanka: +1 on the short username!
>
> I also prefer this solution, glad to hear it is the one being
> considered. The user is very likely to und
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Christian Kujau wrote:
> So, Ivanka: +1 on the short username!
I also prefer this solution, glad to hear it is the one being
considered. The user is very likely to understand and recognize their
own username and it doesn't need to be translated. Plus it will be
co
Bungaman wrote:
> "My Files"
+1 from me :)
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virkang wrote:
> And what about "Username's Data" ? This is easy to translate
Regarding translation, "'s" is common only in English, if I'm not
mistaken? Other languages are more complicated than that - they have
genders.
As for Slavic languages, I guess they'll just ignore English perception
an
I think you are are right
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Home can't be translated so there are only 2 options:
- use "personal folder"
- let the translator translate "home" into "home" if in the target
language the translation doesn't seem ok, like in Italy we do for
"mouse"
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Mat Tomaszewski wrote:
> This applies to the English localizations nicely, what about languages
> in which "home" doesn't translate well?
Right. Big difference is that 'Home', actually, can't be translated in
most of the languages. Home, in English, represents 'warm environment
where you sleep a
Alan Pope wrote:
> Given no other bookmarks under Places have 'folder' appended to them,
> why should 'home' ?
I understand your logic and ti does make sense... in English :)
I doubt 'Homme' in French makes sense. Home is a house, flat, not a
directory on a computer (which is inside of a home).
Ante Karamatić wrote:
> I doubt 'Homme' in French
*blush* *blush*
Maison :)
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Alan Pope wrote:
> Given no other bookmarks under Places have 'folder' appended to them,
> why should 'home' ?
>
> If I'm articulating to someone how to find their "home folder" or answer
> the question "Where's my stuff?", then saying "Click places, then home"
> sounds logical and succinct.
This
Julián Alarcón wrote:
> And.. how do you will translate Home, for example.. to Spanish?? "Casa"???
> "Inicio"?? This don't sound good..
> The best is Home Folder.
>
>
I agree that "Home" in English sounds better than "Home Folder". This
will not be the case in other languages, not only Spanish
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