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Re: How to add crh.po, and tt@iqtel locale's .po for gettext
On Sun, Sep 10, 2006 at 12:15:21AM -0500, Reshat Sabiq wrote:
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> Danilo Åegan yazmÄÅ:
> > Hi Reshat,
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> > Yesterday at 23:14, Reshat Sabiq wrote:
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> >> Isn't there already sr_CS@ije locale? Since ije isn't fully spelled
> >> out there
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> > No. That one might be present in outside sources such as belocs
> > (Denis Barbier's collection of locales) simply because GNU libc
> > maintainer(s?) don't accept locales for dialects.
> Wow. That's a new nuance. Is belocs as widely accepted as glibc?
No, I believe that Debian and its derivatives are the only one to have it,
and this is an extra package, locales come from glibc by default.
> For instance, do Fedora or SUSE users get sr_CS@ije or sr_CS@Latn from
> the distro, or do they have to install it on their own because it's
> not in glibc?
They have to install it by hand.
> In short, is there a big motivation for a locale to be in glibc, as
> opposed to just being in belocs?
Well, you are the one being motivated, so it is up to you ;)
> Also, am i right to conclude that if a locale makes into glibc, it
> will be included in belocs?
Yes.
Denis