David Planella [2011-03-14 17:14 -0000]:
> Martin, or Chris, do you know where the localized search plugins
> extracted from the 10.10 language packs actually come from?
They were originally stored in some (now lost) data dir on macquarie.
I extracted them from all -base packages in Maverick and put them into
langpack-o-matic bzr now.
> Looking at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-
> langpack/langpack-o-matic/main/files/head:/extra-files/searchplugins/,
> this only includes a handful of languages.
The other languages will fall back to en-US.
> How can new localized search plugins be added?
We just add them to extra-files/searchplugins/<locale>/.
> Do they originally come from the upstream xpis or somewhere else?
I'm not sure. I suppose they were created by Arne/Alex/Chris at some
point, though.
David Planella [2011-03-14 17:14 -0000]:
> Martin, or Chris, do you know where the localized search plugins
> extracted from the 10.10 language packs actually come from?
They were originally stored in some (now lost) data dir on macquarie.
I extracted them from all -base packages in Maverick and put them into
langpack-o-matic bzr now.
> Looking at http:// bazaar. launchpad. net/~ubuntu- langpack- o-matic/ main/files/ head:/extra- files/searchplu gins/,
> langpack/
> this only includes a handful of languages.
The other languages will fall back to en-US.
> How can new localized search plugins be added?
We just add them to extra-files/ searchplugins/ <locale> /.
> Do they originally come from the upstream xpis or somewhere else?
I'm not sure. I suppose they were created by Arne/Alex/Chris at some
point, though.
Martin
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