I'm in -prosposed and just installed all the updates but the translation
has not been updated (see screenshot)
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How do I install that? Some command line but not sure what, sudo apt-get
install... something?
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Title:
Indicator shows outdated translates
To ma
The problem persists and I'm not sure why a log is needed for changing
the keyboard layout that is installed with the OS. It's not that the
installation makes an error during installation of the layout. It just
installs a keyboard layout that is not user-friendly for the locale.
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What is the actual outcome of "combine sides", is this a print related
thing to print side by side or what? I'm still struggling to figure out
what this actually does.
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Hm that doesn't make sense, neither as a feature nor in terms of the UI
string. As a feature it doesn't make sense because - should I want the
pages in a different order - I can do that once it's a PDF. In terms of
the UI string, if that's what it means, certainly the current wording
would not make
Yes I gathered that while the label on Chrome/Chromium say OpenSource,
that's only a veneer.
The thing I find most upsetting about this is that Canonical keeps all
these closed/outdated projects on Launchpad (even ignoring the lack of
committing work done on Launchpad to upstream projects). There
** Changed in: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => Incomplete
** Changed in: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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If there is something remaining in the default UI which uses evolution-
indicator strings though, they should be updated, no?
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Title:
Indicator s
It's on a physical device, Aquaris E4.5 with the UI set to Gaelic (gd-
GB), 15.04 OTA 12.
There is something weird about the localized UI I just realized. If I
set it to German (Germany), those 4 locales are showing in German (i.e.
Uigurisch (China), Asturianisch (Spanien) etc) whereas the others
To clarify, German is showing a mix. It has
Asturianisch (Spanien)
Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesia)
Bahasa Melayu (Malaysia)
Bosanski (Bosna i Hercegovina)
Brezhoneg (Frañs)
Which disproves Gunnar's theory because (assuming the German team is as
efficient as elsewhere), I would expect them to have c
I can't believe that to be the case. That would mean that German would
have had to localize Uyghur, Occitan, Asturian and Scots Gaelic but NOT
Spanish, French, Chinese etc.
Unless you are suggesting that somewhere in those files is the
native_name and native_country which Touch pulls when building
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Title:
Some locales are showing ISO codes instead of names
The English in the UI was never a result of lack of localization over at
Mozilla, gd has been fully translated and maintained since 2012.
However, I'm not seeing the problem these days on my system (also set to
gd) so perhaps the change you mentioned resolved this issue, so closing
the bug seems r
How are we going to handle locales for which there is more than one? For
example, for gd, there's a smaller, unmaintained one and a bigger,
maintained one. I mean, the choice is obvious but there needs to be a
process of some sort to select amongst multiple dictionaries. I think
en-GB similarly has
No, I mean that for gd, there is this one
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/en/project/scottish-gaelic-dictionary
and this one
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/en/project/faclair-afb
They're both for the same locale. It's not an uncommon scenario.
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The bug description makes reference only to the OO extension site. But
either way, whether we're talking LO or OO extention repos, the scenario
remains that there may be more than one checker.
I may be misreading the bug slightly but it sounds like the idea is to
provide the maximum number of huns
Public bug reported:
Based on
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+bug/1252253
and
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+question/239233
I'm filing a bug, not a question.
We're making good progress with the Gaelic localization of Chromium
(https://
Guys, I don't mean to be a nag but it's been 3 months and I still
haven't heard a thing about what's happening with this. Could anyone
please enlighten me?
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We had what looks like exactly the same headache with GIMP on Mac a
month ago. In case it helps, here's the writeup of the problem and
solution:
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Fault finding eventually got us to running
$ locale
which on my machine resulted in LANG and LC_ALL being blank whereas Partha's
machine offered
LANG
I'm having the same issue but with Firefox, it's too quick to screenshot
but when I ran the upgrade to 14.10 two days ago, I saw it flash a
message about removing the langpacks for Firefox for my locale - which
after restart had reverted to English. I had to go to Language Support
afterwards to get
Public bug reported:
Apologies if I sound a little frustrated but I've been going round in
circles since May last year trying to fix what seems to be a simple
issue.
When a user installs a fresh version of Ubuntu and selects Gaelic (gd)
as the locale, it installs IBM 166 as the default keyboard.
Can someone please explain why it's possible to add Dvorak keyboards and
all but I've been stuck with this question about how to add a new
keyboard for months now? https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/ubuntu-keyboard/+question/249345
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Combine sides
and
Combine sides (reverse)
look like a German speaker with poor English mistranslated 'Seiten' as
'sides' rather than 'pages'?
Located in ../src/ui.vala:1204
Located in ../src/ui.vala:1214
** Affects: simple-scan (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Public bug reported:
I'm getting some odd ltr characters showing up in some translations
strings, like the following:
%.1f ےF
Strings where I've spotted this:
Located in ../libgweather/weather.c:791
Located in ../libgweather/weather.c:794
Located in ../libgweather/weather.c:800
Located in
Try this direct link to the Gaelic localization pages
https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/utopic/+source/simple-scan/+pots/simple-scan/gd/+translate?show=untranslated
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Chad, just a headsup, I have finished all the translations for all translatable
files (though the importer hasn't imported them all yet).
Let me know if there's anything you need from me.
Cheers
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I'm going round the houses with this one :) The l10n mailing list first
pointed me at freedesktop.org where I filed a bug which was shot down
(https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=64478) - not that I
understood all of the explanation but apparently it's the wrong place
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