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Le lundi 06 avril 2009 à 11:02 +0200, Pierre-Yves Rofes a écrit : |
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> In short: |
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> The wonderful "French terminolgy and neologisms committee" (yeah, we have tons |
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> of useless committees in France) tries to find a translation for every single |
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> english term, like "browser". Sadly, the guys (Linus would've probably said |
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> "masturbating monkeys", and he would be right) in the committee have probably |
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> never used a computer, so they're totally clueless. This leads to ridiculous |
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> random translations like "butineur". In theory it's the official translation, |
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> in reality *nobody* uses their terms, except themselves maybe. |
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> So, for god's sake, keep the first translation ("plugin pour navigateurs"). |
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hum, I agree with the "masturbating monkeys" stuff but my suggesting |
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only stemmed from the desktop I use where plugins is translated while |
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browser stays "navigateur" and not "butineur". |
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Now we're addressing knowledgeable people (aren't we) so using either |
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plugins or greffons should work. |
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Gilles Dartiguelongue <eva@g.o> |
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Gentoo |
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