Thank goodness for that. :-) Thanks for testing.
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Hi Colin!
This bug is fixed in Ubuntu 9.10 Release Candidate! :D The installer in
Asturian is perfect now :D
Thanks very much for your great support in this long way! ;)
Cheers!
** Changed in: debian-installer
Status: New => Invalid
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Asturian language appears in boot menu, but not work
The keyboard problem that you were having was bug 421212, now fixed.
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On Sun, Oct 04, 2009 at 10:57:43AM -, Iñigo Varela wrote:
> Hi! I just tried Ubuntu 9.10 beta 6,
No such thing; it was either alpha 6 or the beta.
> the buttons appears in english (Forward & back) in the installer. We
> transtaled this template in GTK:
> http://l10n.gnome.org/vertimus/gtk+/ma
Hi! I just tried Ubuntu 9.10 beta 6, the buttons appears in english
(Forward & back) in the installer. We transtaled this template in GTK:
http://l10n.gnome.org/vertimus/gtk+/master/po/ast
can you confirm us if is this the correct template, please? Thanks very
much!
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I see this as well, but I don't think it's an installer bug, because
/etc/default/console-setup is correct; it just doesn't seem to be
getting applied properly. This should be filed separately, although I'm
afraid I don't know exactly where right now; I'd probably start with
xorg.
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Hi!
I'm thinking if the keyboard bug is from another package :O because:
1. If I choose in Ubuntu 9.10 alpha 6, language Spanish & Asturian Keyboard,
the keyboard in the reboot is Spain (wrong).
2. If I choose in Ubuntu 9.04, language Spanish & Asturian Keyboard, the
keyboard in the reboot is
Hi!
I just tried the Ubuntu Karmic alpha6, and the bug in keyboard persists.
Thanks very much!
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Hi Colin!
Sorry the delay, I was on hollidays and I can't reply before.
1.- Thanks by information about the buttons and timezone ;)
2.- About keyboard, I just tried your same installation (mode: "Install
Ubuntu"; language: English; location: New York; keyboard layout: Spanish;
keyboard varian
The "Quit", "Forward", and "Back" buttons need to be translated in
upstream GTK+, as I explained in comment 10.
The timezone names live in the icu package, and as far as I can tell
they actually originate in the Unicode CLDR (Common Locale Data
Repository, http://cldr.unicode.org/); I think it wou
I just tried (mode: "Install Ubuntu"; language: English; location: New
York; keyboard layout: Spanish; keyboard variant: Asturian) and can't
reproduce this. The keyboard is properly Asturian after reboot.
Can you give more details about exactly what you did? Please also attach
/var/log/installer/s
Hello.
I did a little test on the keyboard.
If I install choosing English for everything, and I choose Asturian keyboard,
when I restarting, the keyboard is the USA version, not the Asturian version.
A greeting.
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Hi Colin!
In Ubuntu 9.10 alpha5, the improvements for the asturian language installation
are very good!
We're very happy with this installer!! :D THANKS!
But there are 3 bugs yet, can you check it, please?
1.- The most important: I choose "Asturian" version for the keyboard in the
installer, bu
If I have understood well the last comment, it seems that there weren't
some translated strings. .So I did it.
First:
I translated the whole GNOME GTK + 2.28 (development)
http://subefotos.com/ver/?d5503840399c0623d778663de1b23df3o.png
¿Is this correct? (I didn't find the GTK+ version 2.17.7)
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 10:21:14AM -, Marcos wrote:
> * In live mode, the "Install" icon on the desktop is translated into
> Asturian. NOT WORKS. Appears in english. You can see in this picture
> http://img258.yfrog.com/i/semeya4.png/
I've updated the translations for this from Launchpad, but
This should fix the CD boot menu items:
gfxboot-theme-ubuntu (0.8.2) karmic; urgency=low
* Upgrade to debhelper v7.
* Update translations from Launchpad.
-- Colin Watson Tue, 25 Aug 2009 10:22:30 +0100
** Changed in: gfxboot-theme-ubuntu (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
** Ch
Hi Marcos and Colin,
Thanks for your efforts in this bug.
I have been reviewing the images and is a strange thing:
in image 6 > http://img254.imageshack.us/i/semeya6.png/
The string: "Your new operating system will now be installed with the
following settings:" appears in English, b
Hi Colin.
Well, I was reviewing all cases, the results are these (for alpha4 karmic koala
Ubuntu 9.10):
* When you select Asturian at the CD boot menu, menu items change to Asturian:
NOT WORKS. Appears in English. You can see in this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJV1P1NkzWU
* In live
The following are the expected results (though almost certainly not 100%
in place yet):
* When you select Asturian at the CD boot menu, menu items change to
Asturian.
* In live mode, the desktop appears in English (unfortunately).
* In live mode, the "Install" icon on the desktop is tran
Hi!
Then I do not know which is the expected result :O
If I choose the Asturian language in live mode, must be appear in
Asturian the desktop? and when I choose install from the GNOME menu in
live mode, must be appear in Asturian the installer?
If I choose the Asturian language in install mod
(This has no bearing on whether the installer is translated; it
intentionally doesn't use language packs.)
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Most languages don't have .mo files available while running the live CD.
The language packs are installed during installation and available after
the first reboot. This is known and expected; we don't have disk space
for more. Sorry.
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Hi!
I investigated more.
When I run Ubuntu in live mode, with Asturian language choosed, only the
languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish & Xhosa are installed in the
application "Language Support" in System/Administration menu of Ubuntu.
I think the installer isn't in asturian because aren't the
Hi!
Maybe I found the problem :O
If I run a Live session, the Asturian is selected in "Language Support"
application.
But... the Asturian language isn't installed!
I send a screen shot: http://acurti.es/yea
Maybe the problem is this? :O
Best regards.
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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The asturian language appears in the first menu.
But if it is selected, nothing happens, the main menu appears in English.
- The menu will always appear in English (with Asturian selected).
- The direct installer (se
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