Re: [ Pozilla #2 ] galeon R 0.11.0

[Fatih Demir <kabalak gmx net>]

On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 02:47:42AM +0800, R.I.P. Deaddog wrote:
> > Maybe it's my fault to get a good and useful script into CVS to let other
> >  people get the "good sides" of pozilla.sh -- my fault, open source is
> > hell, not?! Did get my sarcasm now?
> >
> > > making reading the manual a prior requrement insted of forcing it on
> > > first use is a bad decision to make
> Personally I'd support this view that the default behaviour (no argument
> added) of programs shouldn't be harmful if it's meant for public use or
> announced to public. This is my own experience, not necessarily for
> reference; but it indicates why I support that opinion.

Hm, ok, on the first run pozilla.sh makes a warning and queries the user
 to anser Y to work, ok with all of you know?

> When pozilla.sh is just announced in gnome-i18n list, I tried to grab it.

It wasn't anounced; I did just want to show a possible use-result of pozilla.sh.
It had been anounced 5,6 months before on gnome-devel.

> However no doc is available (somehow the manpage is missing), so decided
> to look at the script to see what it does. After browsing the first half,
> I think that it gets the statistics of all .po files, so decided to give
> it a try.

Hm, the man-page is in /gtranslator/man/pozilla.sh.1 and it's quite explanatory
 I guess.

> However it failed to run, so I tried to debug it, only to find out that it
> sends email to others automatically. It scares me out of hell......
> luckily it failed and didn't send email.

Oh is it that hard that emails get out? I did adjust pozilla.sh's warning message
 to be :

Confirmation not succeeded; you need to confirm the use
 of pozilla.sh to gain it's revolutionary use and/or easiness.
 
Please look into the manual page for pozilla.sh before playing
 'round with it as it could cause heart attacks for some of
  your package's translators ,-)
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