Is there a specific reason you mention them in this order? I usually try
to sort alphabetically or in order of frequency if it is obvious (for
example I usually list the capitals last). Where shall we position the
Tironian ampersand (when we decide which one to use :-)?
Errr, no, sorry, they just
Op Do, 2011-01-13 om 12:35 + skryf Michael Bauer:
> The preferred name is Scottish Gaelic (Gaelic is ambiguous as you say,
> referring to Scots, Irish and Manx Gaelic).
I committed initial support for Scottish Gaelic including the plural
form to our software, and it will form part of our nex
The preferred name is Scottish Gaelic (Gaelic is ambiguous as you say,
referring to Scots, Irish and Manx Gaelic).
Special characters would be the vowels with grave Àà Òò Ùù Èè Ìì and the
Tironian ampersand. Now technically that's ⁊ at U+204A but practically
speaking, people often use ┐ at U+2
Op Di, 2011-01-11 om 13:50 + skryf Michael Bauer:
> Friedel,
>
> Easy. The rules on Launchpad are wrong. I hadn't seen those as I tend
> not to use Launchpad but prefer to handle gd localisations at each
> project's source and localising and OS is not high on the list of
> priorities right
