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Bug 626523 - Translation comment needed
Translation comment needed
Status: RESOLVED WONTFIX
Product: gnome-system-tools
Classification: Deprecated
Component: time-admin
2.31.x
Other Linux
: Normal normal
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Assigned To: Milan Bouchet-Valat
system-tools-maint
gnome[unmaintained]
Depends on:
Blocks:
 
 
Reported: 2010-08-10 11:45 UTC by Pavol Klačanský
Modified: 2012-11-24 20:28 UTC
See Also:
GNOME target: ---
GNOME version: ---



Description Pavol Klačanský 2010-08-10 11:45:50 UTC
could you add comment in which context it is used?

#: ../interfaces/time.ui.h:11
msgid "Unconfigured"
msgstr "Nenastavený"
Comment 1 Pavol Klačanský 2010-08-10 11:49:53 UTC
and also this string

#: ../interfaces/users.ui.h:69
msgid "_Custom"
msgstr "_Vlastné"
Comment 2 Pavol Klačanský 2010-08-10 11:52:25 UTC
where is used this string?
#: ../src/common/gst-tool.c:621
msgid "The system configuration has potentially changed."
msgstr "Nastavenia systému sa prípadne zmenili."
Comment 3 Pavol Klačanský 2010-08-10 11:59:15 UTC
and this

#: ../src/services/service.c:65
msgid "Package index monitor"
msgstr "Monitor indexu balíkov"
Comment 4 Pavol Klačanský 2010-08-10 12:10:33 UTC
#: ../src/users/user-profiles.conf.in.h:4
msgid "Desktop user"
msgstr "Používateľ pracovnej stanice"

Desktop user is user of computer or desktop enviroment?
Comment 5 Pavol Klačanský 2010-08-10 12:19:15 UTC
need context
#: ../src/users/user-settings.c:335
msgid "Custom"
msgstr "Vlastné"
Comment 6 Pavol Klačanský 2010-08-10 12:21:28 UTC
I think, it should be "home folder"

msgid "Incomplete path in home directory"
Comment 7 Milan Bouchet-Valat 2010-08-10 20:53:19 UTC
Thanks for the reports, but you could have helped me by looking for these strings and telling me what they correspond to, as I needed to check the code as much as you to do that. As a translator (for French), I know how hard it can be to guess what a string really means, so I'm happy to make improve this. Though, I think a few things in your list don't need a comment, since the context is enough to guess - else, we would need to add comments everwhere.

What I can say for now:
#: ../interfaces/time.ui.h:11
msgid "Unconfigured" -> This is obvious from the context: the previous string is about time zones, so this string means "No time zone configured". So I don't think it needs a comment.


#: ../src/common/gst-tool.c:621
"The system configuration has potentially changed." -> This is shown in a dialog when configuration files have been edited manually while a tool is running. Bu I don't think you need to know that to translate it correctly.

#: ../src/services/service.c:65
msgid "Package index monitor"
-> To be honest, I didn't write that string, and I don't really know what it means. Like the previous strings in the PO file, it describes system services, I'd say that's a program monitoring changes in the distribution packages, e.g. for searching purposes.

#: ../src/users/user-profiles.conf.in.h:4
"Desktop user" -> The description is easy to find, it's explained by the previous string in the PO file: "Can perform common tasks. Can't install software or change settings affecting all users." It's the contrary of Administrator, which is described by the string before.

#: ../interfaces/users.ui.h:69
msgid "_Custom"
#: ../src/users/user-settings.c:335
msgid "Custom"
-> A special user account type which means that Desktop User or Administrator don't describe this user correctly. I'll add a comment for this one, and actually the two strings should be the same, I'll fix that.


msgid "Incomplete path in home directory"
-> This is intentional, because this message is only used for advanced users tweaking the place they want to store $HOME. So we don't talk of folders, but of directory, which is the technical term that advanced users understand, and which is more accurate in this case. Thanks for suggesting, though.
Comment 8 André Klapper 2012-11-24 20:28:23 UTC
According to its developer(s), gnome-system-tools is not under active development anymore. Functionality has been mostly integrated into GNOME Control Center / "[System] Settings".

It is unlikely that there will be any further active development.

Closing this report as WONTFIX as part of Bugzilla Housekeeping - Please feel
free to reopen this bug report in the future if anyone takes the responsibility
for active development again.