hi what you doing now?
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"Disc" in en_GB translation should be "Disk"
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Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. However, Ubuntu gets its translations from the
translations portion of Launchpad (
http://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/), where translation teams work
on making Ubuntu more useful in their language. If you want
Jean-Baptiste, there is nowhere to track translation bugs other than
language-pack-*. It makes sense for other packages not to accumulate
bugs in translations that can only be fixed in Launchpad, so they need
to be moved somewhere (and language packs are as good as anywhere), but
it does not make s
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"Disc" in en_GB translation should be "Disk"
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Actually they are alternative spellings:
Disk is a variant spelling of disc, and the preferred US spelling of
disc in all senses. It is also the majority spelling in the computing
industry - Collins Concise Dictionary, 2001.
Ask Oxford (http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/disc?view=uk) says that
The Ubuntu-l10-en-GB team has decided to follow the conventions set by
the GNOME and KDE en_GB teams in this regard. If describing a round
object (e.g. a CD or DVD), we use 'disc'. Otherwise, we use 'disk' (e.g.
a hard disk drive).
The Cambridge, Collins and Chambers dictionaries refer to 'disk' a
I would just like to point out that in the case of portable MP3 players
we are talking about magnetic storage, meaning "disk" is the correct
spelling.
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I'm not sure if anyone has noticed, but Banshee isn't translatable in
Rosetta -
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/banshee/+translations.
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I looked at the PO file, and it appears that "disc" is referring to a
CD, so this is correct usage of the word. There is one error in the
file and that is "Could not transfer files to create disk image.", which
should be "Could not transfer files to create disc image."
If you think that using dis
This is by no means an issue of langpack-locales, but a per-application
translation issue. Can you please elaborate where you saw those wrong
translations?
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It was somewhere in Banshee, though to be honest it was so long ago that
I can't remember exactly where.
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There is one string in the PO file which seems suspect:
#: ../data/banshee.glade.h:3
msgid "Disk Usage:"
msgstr "Disc Usage:"
Is this the one?
Another strange thing about the PO file is that the original text uses
"disc" instead of "disk".
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I think from #10 and #11, this is (potentially) a bug in Banshee's
translation, which does not use Launchpad for translation. If it is
still a bug then it should be raised upstream against Banshee. It is not
a bug in (Ubuntu) UK translation.
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Is this still a problem in the English (UK) translation?
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Is this still a problem, and if so, where?
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On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 15:33:56 +0100, Bruce Cowan
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> There is one string in the PO file which seems suspect:
> #: ../data/banshee.glade.h:3
> msgid "Disk Usage:"
> msgstr "Disc Usage:"
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> Is this the one?
>
> Another strange thing about the PO file is that the original te
On Sunday 29 October 2006 09:19, Adam McMaster wrote:
> I would just like to point out that in the case of portable MP3 players
> we are talking about magnetic storage, meaning "disk" is the correct
> spelling.
>
Surely that depends on the MP3 player? iPod and iRivier, yes, because they
contain a
On Sun, 2006-10-29 at 12:14 +, Nick wrote:
> On Sunday 29 October 2006 09:19, Adam McMaster wrote:
> > I would just like to point out that in the case of portable MP3 players
> > we are talking about magnetic storage, meaning "disk" is the correct
> > spelling.
> >
>
> Surely that depends on t
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