On 08/09/2015 21:26, Salvador Cuñat wrote:
Good evening.
2015-09-08 19:03 GMT+02:00 Dirk Hohndel <d...@hohndel.org
<mailto:d...@hohndel.org>>:
On Tue, Sep 08, 2015 at 01:06:57PM +0200, Willem Ferguson wrote:
>
> 2) DIRK, please look through the patch file carefully to see
what makes
> sense. I did not change the Spanish translation at all. I am
very scared
> of data corruption. If you would like me to do anything with this,
> please issue an instruction and I will oblige.
Please, Willem, feel free to change wathever you think is convnient in
the spanish manual. I review it periodically, so if anything goes
wrong we can fix it fast enough.
No, the commit somehow touched the Spanish translation. I did not change
the Spanish. Wish I understood Spanish.
It would be nice to then go in and change the references to those
pictures
in the translations, but I'd say that's optional - as long as you
mention
this in the commit message I'm sure the translators will be happy
to track
this.
This should be unnecesary. As far as I could see there are two
different situations with the pictures, sometimes Willem changes the
picture keeping the same file name, so no need to change the reference
here; other times the file name changes and the reference needs to be
updated. No problem with this second situation, I update the
translation in a git diff base, so I *usually* catch Willem's changes
and update them on the fly, and probably the other translators work
in a similar way. Most failures in pictures in user-manual_es that
I've seen has been due to typos on my side or new lines breaking
references.
What I do is to standardise on a fixed name but with a name end that
reflects the OS on which the image was taken. Taking into account that
we have standardised on Fedora/plasma, I think it is really unnecessary
to have a file ending of _f22 since it actually does not have useful
information with respect to Subsurface. Salva, do you have any
suggestions about making it easier for you? I think the easiest is just
not to change the file names.
Kind regards,
willem
Regards.
Salva.
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