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I prefer to not add an additional switch to language-selector, but install it
for everyone who installs translations in a language which uses RTL scripts.
And surely it shouldn't replace gnome-terminal, just be an alternative.
Users who need to use a terminal and deal with RTL text, will know or
Personal opinion
MLTerm is not a regualr GNOME application and therefore looks ugly and doesn't
fit well in the (GNOME based) Ubuntu echo system. Look at it's scrollbar for
example - it doesn't use the GNOME theme for drawing but use some old X
decoration.
Moreover, I havn't seen many users
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 09:21:46AM -, Shlomil wrote:
Personal opinion
MLTerm is not a regualr GNOME application and therefore looks ugly and
doesn't fit well in the (GNOME based) Ubuntu echo system. Look at it's
scrollbar for example - it doesn't use the GNOME theme for drawing but use
Simple users (non-programmers) don't need a terminal at all
why do Ubuntu ships with one? developers will know how to get one
we have discussed this issue already in bug #562130
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plus, do you have another solution?
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Why can't users who need or want this just install it from Universe? I
think it's a good project, and I'm glad folks support and contribute to
it, but I don't see any reason that the current situation doesn't
support these users just fine.
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this is the final answer? no Arabic language when a user reach for
Arabic language support from language selector?
is it possible to make this change for Arabic, Farsi, Urdu only? as
Hebrew person seems to disagree?
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I meant no RTL language support in terminal , even no choice to chose
it? I know Ubuntu want to make things easier and simpler and language
selector is a thing to prove it or some one could argue that any one can
download translation, writing system, fonts from Universe.
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On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 01:12:44PM -, Usama Akkad wrote:
I meant no RTL language support in terminal , even no choice to chose
it? I know Ubuntu want to make things easier and simpler and language
selector is a thing to prove it or some one could argue that any one can
download
many terminal application are being translated and that is good news for
many language user but for RTL users this mean problem.
as I mentioned in my video comparison between Mlterm and Vte you will
see unreadable messages from many APT related programs (apt-get ,apt-
cache etc...) because they
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 4:50 PM, Alexander Sack a...@ubuntu.com wrote:
2. use console to execute installation instructions or config file
adjustments to change the behaviour of the system.
I think you got it right but I would like to note (regarding 2) that
if a console program (with
it could be an additional choice in Language Selector next to
Translation Additional fonts input methods and spell checkers
it could be RTL enabled terminal (Mlterm) but this is just an idea.
many RTL user will already know that Mlterm is better for RTL text, and
it could be the default terminal
how do they know?
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so you say you want to use mlterm instead of gnome-terminal by default
for those languages? can you get a sign off by the desktop team for
that? also explain how a seemless transition would be done. e.g. will
gnome-terminal get removed if user goes to such a language?
CCing arne to comment.
set
@Alexander: not instead, but in addition to gnome-terminal. RTL language
users will know which terminal to choose.
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