[haiku] Re: How is the localization of files and folders working for you?
- From: Patrik Gissberg <patrik@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2011 20:26:00 +0200
Stephan:
I would suggest to NOT respond when you don't have any issues, or
anyopinion on the subject.
You may be right. I wasn't sure, so I requested both.
I haven't seen any issues being reported anywhere. So I thought; what
would happen if nobody has any issues (meaning nobody will respond on
the mailing list)? It would be difficult to make arguments for #7552
when nobody answers. But if xx persons answers saying they have no
issues, that would make a big difference.
Stephan:
There is nothing gained from the information
that a lot of people don't see any issue.
If there is an issue for a fewpeople, there is still an issue.
Of course. If there are issues blocking #7552, they must be reported and
solved. If not, see my answer above.
Humdinger:
I have to say that it feels kind of weird, because it's still quite a
mix in folder names. In German, the mix of lower and upper starting
letters is especially jarring. To have it really consistent, pretty
much every folder has to be localized. As example, ~/config is
localized, ~/config/settings isn't.
I'm only interested in issues that prevents us from turning the
localization of files and folders in Tracker and Deskbar to on by
default in nightly builds, see #7552. It is blocked by #7434, which I
want to find out if anybody, besides Jonas, has had any problems with.
I truly believe we should have this turned on by default, so as many
persons as possible will use it. That way there will be more persons
tracking bugs and enhancement, like the one you describe. You should
report that in a ticket.
#7552: https://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/7552
#7434: https://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/7434
Patrik
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