we talked about this issue with arangel and others
@David Planella
> I think removing the translations from Launchpad might be a too drastical approach.
> Not only would it require some work, but we would we discarding a considerable effort
> from previous translators to provide a localised desktop.
we would just like to see it removed from the "install boot menu". As arangel said, people are excited to see it and often choose it
> As it stands now, Macedonian users not wanting to use the desktop in their
> language can simply go to System > Administration > Language support and
> choose English or another language.
The problem is, they have the bug when nautilus is crashing when doing drag & drop. The users have no way of knowing that it's a problem with the locale, and they would just infer it's a bug in Ubuntu generally.
> In my opinion it would be much easier to track the bug and fix it. If it is indeed a problem with translations
we tried that, we didn't succeed in resolving the issue
we talked about this issue with arangel and others
@David Planella
> I think removing the translations from Launchpad might be a too drastical approach.
> Not only would it require some work, but we would we discarding a considerable effort
> from previous translators to provide a localised desktop.
we would just like to see it removed from the "install boot menu". As arangel said, people are excited to see it and often choose it
> As it stands now, Macedonian users not wanting to use the desktop in their
> language can simply go to System > Administration > Language support and
> choose English or another language.
The problem is, they have the bug when nautilus is crashing when doing drag & drop. The users have no way of knowing that it's a problem with the locale, and they would just infer it's a bug in Ubuntu generally.
> In my opinion it would be much easier to track the bug and fix it. If it is indeed a problem with translations
we tried that, we didn't succeed in resolving the issue