> auditing things. Most of the Ubuntu changes, for example the reworking of > the xserver debconf configuration scripts, I kept almost completely > (merging in whatever fixes went in to the xfree86 tree after the Ubuntu > branch). The remainder of the changes are either re-branding to Debian or > merges from the latest xfree86 packaging tree.
David, this reminds me that the x.org packages probably need some big push when it comes at their l10n for debconf stuff. Indeed, I intend to add the "whatever X thing etch will use by default" packages to the "level 5" of D-I translations, meant to give translators a kind of priority list for things to work on. As this is very likely to be x.org things, we'd better prepare all this. So, when x.org packages will have reached the "ready to ship in unstable" stage, could we manage to synchronise and post a call for updates in debian-i18n ? Some write access to your repository for package maintenance would probably also help (I will certainly delegate this to another -i18n involved developer as I have enough of these on my shoulders) and allow someone to avoid you or your co-maintainers the tedious task of dealing with zillion of l10n bug reports. And, of course, some sync with the Ubuntu fellows is likely to avoid double work here also..... -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
