3 Sep
2001
3 Sep
'01
4:35 p.m.
On Mon, 3 Sep 2001 10:12:51 +0200, Stephan Kulow wrote:
Thomas - what is the 3-letter code for zh_TW? I think, we should do the two
steps in one.
Wish I knew that myself. (Remember yesterday's mail exchange with the
maintainer of simplified Chinese? I'm CCing him, too.)
http://lcweb.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/englangn.html only talks about
"Chinese" in general and suggests "zho" as terminological code. Only
proposal I came up with so far was to go for "zho_CN" for simplified
Chinese and "zho_TW" for traditional Chinese. Don't know if everybody
would be happy with such a mixing in of country issues, however.
For the renaming issue,
I think at least two things have to be changed.
First, the directory name should be changed to zh_TW.
Second, the locale name in all .desktop should also
be changed to zh_TW, i.e.,
Name[zh_TW]=...
Comment[zh_TW]=...
...
Your help is very appreciated.
I have to pass on that one. We indeed should change the .desktop files (or add a
crude hack
to kconfig for 2.2.1)
But then we don't want to change it again after 2.2.1 ;(
As long as nobody comes up with an official 3-letter code we can hardly
be sure about that I guess.
Regards,
Thomas
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