On Wed, 28 Mar 2007, Colin Watson wrote: > I felt that this justified breaking the string freeze as the extra > error handling in this case fixes a large number of reported bugs -
My opinion is that these kind of things are perfectly fine, as long as you inform the translation teams like you just did. If there would be no developers that upload packages to main with changed strings after the string freeze without informing this list, it wouldn't matter even if it was almost daily (in case there are really important string changes that often). Unfortunately this does not always happen. Any active translation team does not have a problem to fix even tens of new strings in a few days time, but the problem is that many times you just have to be "hunting" for the new strings in Rosetta, checking the applications have been already translated one-by-one etc. It's quite obvious that eg. restricted-manager is still under construction, but it's harder to spot if some small changes are done to eg. yelp or *gksu*. Not a big problem, though, and has been a bigger problem in the past, so just mentioning. So thanks for letting us know, and feel free to do other changes too if it significantly improves the installer :) -Timo -- ubuntu-translators mailing list ubuntu-translators@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-translators
