Hi All:
I'm requesting a string freeze break for Orca. The first one, which
is in src/orca/nautilus.py comes as a result of a direct request from
our user community. It helps users understand how many items they are
working with in a folder when they open it in nautilus. It is a
highly desired
> Hi All:
>
> I'm requesting a string freeze break for Orca. The first one, which
> is in src/orca/nautilus.py comes as a result of a direct request from
> our user community. It helps users understand how many items they are
> working with in a folder when they open it in nautilus. It is a
> hi
Hi All:
Due to various midair collisions, I'm getting the feeling that the
timing of this is all bad. We'll wait until GNOME 2.19.x.
Thanks,
Will
Willie Walker wrote:
> Hi All:
>
> I'm requesting a string freeze break for Orca. The first one, which
> is in src/orca/nautilus.py comes as a re
OK, after some arm twisting, I've been convinced to unretract this
request. So, I'm re-requesting it with the following amendment: we will
fix the ngettext issue with the " % items" string for nautilus.py.
The nautilus.py fix is the result of a user request, and is discussed
laboriously here:
Hi All:
Attached is a patch for the ngettext change as requested in response to
the original request. In discussing this issue with Andre Klapper on
IRC, we agreed the move forward plan is this:
1) Limit the break request to nautilus.py. The feature supported by it
comes at the request of o
On 2/22/07, Willie Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All:
>
> Attached is a patch for the ngettext change as requested in response to
> the original request. In discussing this issue with Andre Klapper on
> IRC, we agreed the move forward plan is this:
>
> 1) Limit the break request to nautil
We retract this request and will address this and other i18n/l10n
issues for GNOME 2.19/2.20. As part of this retraction, we are
also pulling the special nautilus script from GNOME 2.18 and will
work to get it in for GNOME 2.19/2.20.
Thanks!
Will
PS - Regarding the question of concatenation of