Hi Eric, *, On Dec 31, 2007 11:30 AM, eric b <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Le 31 déc. 07 à 02:49, Christian Lohmaier a écrit : > > > > unfortunately nobody reacted to the previous request for > > comments/contribution to the specification of the languagepack > > install process. > > You mean nobody reacted to your mail ? On IRC, we discussed a lot > about them, and the testswe did.
No, I didn't mean testing of the installation process itself, that was tested (thanks for that) - I meant nobody contributed to the specification, told what messages should be printed to the user. The test-languagepacks were full of debug-statements/preliminary dialogs with bad wording and lots of typos. Suitable to test whether they work or not, but nothing to present to a user. > From my side I already tested your language packs, and I confirm > they work fine. You did a great work ! Thanks again :-) > Sure: imho your work is already fully usable ( I verified a lot it > works). Yes, but that is not what needs to be done to finish it up. Of course it is the most basic requirement that it actually works, but to integrate it/to flag it as ready, the UI, the dialogs should be in a state that it can be presented to the end-user, not to developers :-) > > I have > > completed the specification in the wiki with the status/behaviour I > > have implemented. > > I'm volunteer, and I added my name, but I'm not sure it is a correct > place in "author" ( of the spec ? ) Yes, the author of the spec is OK, (as would be User Experience-contact if you want to focus on that part, or QA) > > So please check out > > http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/ > > Mac_OS_X_languagepacks#Detailed_Specification > > Thanks for the link. See my changes and tell me if you agree, or > remove them if I'm wrong :) Well, the installation part of the whole OOo is out of scope of the cws, and the specification. That (multi-language installs) is not what I intended to implement, neither is a big download size something I want to achieve. That part is more suited for an extra specification, one to revamp the complete installation process (but again, I /personally/ wouldn't want it to go this way) I'll change it to future considerations, but this is nothing I would like to add in that cws. The cws/the specification is only about installing one additional languagepack. (or course you can install multiple languagepacks by downloading multiple dmgs and installing them seperately) > > And if you got a nice icon for the installer and/or a nice background > > for the dmg, then please post it as well. > > What about use the icon Florian Ponson provided ? > > See : http://eric.bachard.free.fr/news/2007/11/be-mac-like-1.html That doesn't look like it would launch an installer... It looks like it would open a text-processing application. I'm more looking fore something that says "launch me to install an additional language" or only "launch/run me to install" ciao Christian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
