Ter, 2008-06-03 às 14:25 +0200, Jeroen van Meeuwen escreveu: > Pedro Silva wrote: > > Hi! > > > > I pulled the latest .ks through git and changed the files accordingly to > > create pt_PT localized spins of fedora. > > > > Attached are the following spins: > > > > - Electronic Lab > > - KDE > > - XFCE > > - Developer > > - Games > > > > Just has Jeroen said, on gnome based livecds, I added the %post hack for > > the xorg.conf keyboard stuff. I think these are electronic-lab, > > developer and games. > > > > Hi Pedro, > > I've added the kickstarts to the kickstart pool, thanks > > > Also regarding localized versions of software, does @portguese-support > > flag pull localized dependecies of packages? Although I can't find it > > now, I think childsplay used to have a childsplay-sounds-pt package. Is > > this pulled by @portuguese-support flag? > > > > The @*-support groups have conditional requirements. For example, if > openoffice.org is in the package set, @*-support will pull in the > appropriate openoffice.org-langpack.
I'm sorry, the package I was trying to refer to is gcompris-sounds-pt. So this would be pulled, great! > > One more thing I remembered, Portugal has two timezones (Lisboa/Mainland > > and Açores Islands), does it make sense to create another spin to cover > > both timezones? What about countries with multiple timezones? > > > > This is a very good question, which I haven't thought about (yet). > Localized spins in this sense is hard. We'd want to prevent having a > million kickstarts just for each and every combination of keyboard, > timezone, and possibly dialect, and so forth, just to not confuse people > any more then we need to. Creating a localized spin should just be as > easy as possible. I can imagine we would either; > > 1) provide a little commentary section in the localized kickstart where > one timezone is the default, but another timezone entry is commented out > so people can easily enable it, or > > 2) point people to loading the kickstart in system-config-kickstart > letting them adjust (all) settings and save the changes, or > > 3) having additional options to livecd-tools / revisor to override what > is in the supplied kickstart. IMHO, every point you made is valid. If I were hand editing a ks file, comments always help. I rarelly use s-c-kickstart, but it would help a lot in changing little things/options. I don't know why but revisor never really worked for me, I forgot about it since F7. I guess it really depends on the user's favorite tool. Maybe it makes sense to implement all three points, I don't know. But I have to agree with you, if we hit a country that has half dozen timezones, four keyboard sets and if we multiply it by the number of spins, there will be a lot of files to choose from. This would confuse the user trying to build a spin for sure. Best regards, -- Pedro Silva
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