** Changed in: gnome-app-install (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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"this application ... remove applications" sound repetitive too.
Furthermore the name of the menu item ist "add/remove ...", so I think,
that we could skip this sentence.
Since GNOME decided to use the term application primarly, we should do
so too. Take a look at the panel menu. The main menu is
Sorry, after re-reading that the phrase sounds repetitive. Try:
"""
This application allows you to add or remove applications. Ubuntu and third
party vendors offer you a large variety of applications that you can install on
your system.
"""
Is this supposed to be feel good blurb or a dialog th
I agree that 'packages' is a technical term and that the following
message is more clear:
"""
This application allows you to add or remove a large variety of applications.
Ubuntu and third party vendors offer you a large variety of applications that
you can install on your system.
"""
In the s
Packages is a technical term that should be avoided in gnome-app-
install.
"Ubuntu and third party vendors offer you a large variety of
applications to choose from."
or
"Ubuntu and third party vendors offer you a large variety of
applications that you can install on your system."
Comments, Yan?
Thanks for your bugreport.
I changed that text (as suggested) to:
"""
This application allows you to add or remove a large variety of applications.
Application packages are provided by Ubuntu or third parties.
"""
** Changed in: gnome-app-install (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Attachment added: "Screen shot of "Checking installed and available
applications" dialog"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4440838/Screenshot.png
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