Hi Peter, Am Sun, Apr 28, 2024 at 10:57:02PM +0100, schrieb Peter Krefting: > Please find attached an updated Swedish translation for APT. > > I am a previous translator of APT, and was previously a Debian developer at > pet...@debian.org; I have updated my record in the header. I am also doing > the dpkg translation.
Sorry for getting back to you only now… somehow this mail never reached my inbox and its sadly way to easy for bugs to get lost in our 1000+ haystack of open reports against apt. Please feel free to ping us instead of hoping that we might stumble over it like I did now. > "Last-Translator: Peter Krefting <pe...@softwolves.pp.se>\n" > "Language-Team: Swedish <tp...@listor.tp-sv.se>\n" You are a previous translator, but not the last and for better or worse we sorta have strong ownership not only for packages, but also for translations. So, in an ideal world, I would prefer some word of acknowledgement from the last translator (cc'ed). I am also raising an eyebrow at the language team mailing list that you have given: Trying to browse that gives me May 2020 as the most recent message in the archive (and the occasional forbidden or broken link). While the debian-l10n-swedish list does not seem like it receives a massive influx of messages, it seems at least slightly more active and with https://lists.debian.org/debian-l10n-swedish/2023/11/msg00005.html I can find at least an attempt at an update from yet another person from the same ballpark time frame (also cc'ed). So, I would like to see an updated Swedish translation for apt as the last update is now (nearly) a decade old, but ideally as multiple people seem interested I would like that to be the best written/reviewed/… one in a joined production and so this mail goes out to bunch of people in CC in the hopes they might want to comment and/or work together. In exchange, I promise to follow up a bit more timely this time. Thanks for entertaining my whims and Best regards David Kalnischkies
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