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Marius Mauch wrote: |
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> <genone> and my point is that users often don't even realize that |
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> their post contains non-english text |
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Make Portage add a line with "Some of the previous errors were reported |
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in non-English language. If you want to get support from official |
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channel, please run `LC_ALL=C command`." when it detects a non-English |
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locale. |
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> Basically I don't think the benefit is rather dubious or maybe it's |
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> just that I had some rather bad experiences with translated versions of |
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> FOSS applications, but I'm quite opposed to this part of the project |
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> unless you have a way to remove my concerns. |
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Sure, translating GCC output is *not* good, but why don't provide |
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localized version of Portage messages like, for example, those when |
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Portage complains about unsatisfied dependency? |
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Cheers, |
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-jkt |
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cd /local/pub && more beer > /dev/mouth |
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