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Some notes for translators
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There are three directories containing translations:
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po/
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Contains the phrases used in the tasksel program.
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tasks/po/
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Contain the phrases used in (a few of) the tasks themselves.
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debian/po/
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Contains the debconf templates.
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Your language should be listed in LANGS and LANGS_DESC variables
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in Makefile. (LANGS is for translations in po/, and LANGS_DESC
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is for translations in tasks/po/.)
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You should also translate the Descriptions of the task-* packages.
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These are shown to the user when tasksel runs, so are actually
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the most important thing to translate. This can be done via the
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The Debian Description Translation Project:
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<http://www.debian.org/intl/l10n/ddtp>
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When translating the Descriptions, the ones that matter are those
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tasks that are displayed to the user. Translating the Descriptions
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of the language-specific tasks, which are not shown to the user,
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is not a priority.
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