Thanks for the additional info. Could you also please tell us which language pack version are you using, as requested on comment 2?
The relevant packages are:
language-pack-kde-es
language-pack-kde-es-base
Once we've got the version, we can check the source packages in order to identify the problem. You can even check them yourself, with something along the lines of:
apt-get source language-pack-kde-es-base
cd language-pack-kde-es-base-<yourversion>
grep -iR "msgstr\[1\] \"%n" data/
(and the same for language-pack-kde-es)
Having had a look at the Karmic translations in Launchpad, there no longer seem to be %n strings, so everything seems correct there:
Thanks for the additional info. Could you also please tell us which language pack version are you using, as requested on comment 2?
The relevant packages are:
language- pack-kde- es pack-kde- es-base
language-
Once we've got the version, we can check the source packages in order to identify the problem. You can even check them yourself, with something along the lines of:
apt-get source language- pack-kde- es-base pack-kde- es-base- <yourversion> pack-kde- es)
cd language-
grep -iR "msgstr\[1\] \"%n" data/
(and the same for language-
Having had a look at the Karmic translations in Launchpad, there no longer seem to be %n strings, so everything seems correct there:
https:/ /translations. launchpad. net/ubuntu/ karmic/ +source/ kdepim/ +pots/akregator /es/+translate? batch=10& show=all& search= %25n