Re: New module: ontv
- From: Johan Svedberg <johan svedberg com>
- To: Alan Horkan <horkana maths tcd ie>
- Cc: gnome-i18n gnome org
- Subject: Re: New module: ontv
- Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2005 17:09:44 +0200
* Jul 06 16:26 Alan Horkan <horkana maths tcd ie>:
First, thanks for taking time looking thing over.
> About, Preferences. You could help make the translation work easier for
> us and get "free" translation into many languages by using the GTK stock
> items for these and other items whenever possible.
I'm not sure if I can do this in the applet popup menu. Currently I'm
doing things like the standard applets, if anyone knows of a better way
please let me know.
> I also see some markup tags in your po file. I'm no expert on this but I
> believe there is some recommendation about keeping markup out of the
> translations files, particularly when the markup applies to the whole
> string rather than say one word in the middle of a text (and this can
> potentially save having to translated two different marked up versions of
> the same string). I'm not sure the use of the markup follows the HIG in
> some cases. According to the current version of the HIG Tab headers
> should not include mnemonics as it si all to easy to accidentally end up
> with conflicts and they are not really needed as there are already other
> ways provided to switch tabs (for example: _Current Programmes clashes
> with _Channels and _Close).
Thanks, I'll fix this.
> (Something about your use of N/A doesn't seem right. Maybe it is my
> dislike of indecipherable Acronyms and Abbreviations but I'm not sure if
> there is a standard convetion for this sort of thing in Gnome, like maybe
> using the label "None".)
Well, grepping for 'N/A' in GNOME CVS gives some hits. Personally I
think '-' is a okay translation but I guess I could go with 'Unknown' or
something instead. I'll wait for more comments on this.
> I will probably have more feedback for you as I take a closer look at OnTV
> but it looks like an Applet I might actually want to use (that's a
> compliment).
Thanks!
Regards,
--
Johan Svedberg, johan svedberg com, http://johan.svedberg.com/
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