[15:39] Hi Hannie [15:39] hey CarstenG [15:40] CarstenG, would you like me to test your new script or is the Greek test sufficient? [15:40] I just saw your email about Natilus / Files. [15:40] CarstenG, yes, I was just going to answer vibhav on Nautilus 3.6 [15:41] What do you think of Nautilus 3.6? [15:41] I think, you can drop a marginnote about this change, but I would not write a whole section for downgrading to 3.4. I think we should describe the current situation... [15:42] hannie: Since the manual is primarily for people just starting to use Ubuntu, I think it'd be too confusing to say, 'Here's how the file manager works. But this one stinks and you should install this other one instead.' I think we're better off just documenting the default file manager. [15:42] CarstenG: Your script is pretty awesome. Nicely done! [15:42] Kevin, this is also my point. [15:42] hi godbyk [15:43] I am chewing on your comment right now [15:43] Thanks, :-) I will improve it further, I just know about some minor bugs... [15:43] Also, sabdfl just approved this feature-freeze exception: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1154229 [15:43] Launchpad bug 1154229 in unity-scope-gdrive "[FFE] New Unity stack" [Undecided,Triaged] [15:43] So we'll have to keep an eye on that.It looks like it'll be landing quite late, unfortunately. [15:45] grml... I thought is was set to "wont fix"... [15:45] CarstenG: Me, too. I'm getting a bit irked about this huge features that are shoehorned in at the last moment. [15:46] It makes our job quite difficult. [15:46] It takes us time to learn how these new features work so we can document and describe them. [15:46] And then we have to wait even longer for them to finish fiddling with the UI so we can take screenshots. [15:47] With this one, they say the *goal* is to have everything ready by 25 March. [15:47] Whether it'll actually be ready by then is anyone's guess. [15:50] I'll be back in a bit. [15:58] Hannie: To your first question. Yes, it would be nice, if you could test the script. [16:00] CarstenG, ok I will test and let you know the results [16:01] Gret :-) [16:01] Great. :-) [16:01] ....and, I have some rewriting for Nautilus to do [16:06] my script has lower priority, so don't feel constrained to test it. [16:06] oh, no, I am reading the script email right now [16:08] I will use 12.04, which is fully translated [16:18] CarstenG, I do not see any \input{} command in ubuntu-manual.tex. I do see \include{frontmatter/copyright} etc. [16:19] You write: Move any \input command after the \begin{document}, e.g. the [16:19] \input{frontmatter/glossary-entries}. [16:21] oops, I was wrong (didn't wear my glasses :)) [16:21] mmmh, in my ubuntu-manual.tex from precise-e2 I have a \input{} [16:21] :-D [16:22] And of course I should use find [16:25] I'm back now. [16:26] CarstenG, one remark though: the \input is not after, but BEFORE the \begin{document} command. But the replacement should be AFTER the \begin{document} I suppose. [16:27] Yes, you are right. [16:27] oki, I am going to test it now. [16:38] CarstenG, executing ./update_po_files_with_LP_links.sh en.po > output = "grep: en.po : file or folder does not exist. [16:38] Should I use nl.po instead of en.po? [16:38] sure [16:39] this was only as example :-) [16:39] ah, I am a dummy ;) [16:39] I should mention it :-) [16:39] I have back-uped nl.po, just in case [16:39] good. [16:40] The script will also create a backup called "nl.po-backup" [16:40] yes, I read that. Good precaution [16:41] Ha, it works! [16:43] All index enties in nl.po > should be "entries"? [16:45] yes. [16:46] Go out of the /po directory and do a [16:46] $ make ubuntu-manual-en.pdf > not from the /po, but from /Projects/precise-e2 (in my case anyhow) [16:46] sorry, it was ok [16:47] yes, this I mean with "go out of the /po directory" [16:47] glasses, Hannie, wear your glasses ): [16:47] means "cd .." [16:50] CarstenG, the links are ok, but some of them show on top of the text [16:50] []Een gebruiker aanpassen [16:50] []Klik op een naam [16:52] Yes, this is because I write the links "to the left"... They should not influence the layout... [16:53] Most of the links show "to the left", but others show over the existing text in the pdf [16:55] Well, the links do not know, if there is some other text... [16:55] Also, over bullets, instead of to the left of bullets [16:55] one moment, I test something [16:57] I see the same in the German example. But as a whole it is a pretty piece of work. Well done! [17:00] Thanks. [17:01] It really works! I will surely use it for the next Dutch translation. [17:01] You should keep in mind, that this is for proofreading, not for printing the document :-) [17:02] CarstenG, I was just a bit picky. It is (almost) perfect ;) [17:04] picky comments are always welcome, I’m also picky. [17:04] sometimes :-) [17:05] I think you can consider it ready for use. [17:06] For stupid readers like me, the instructions can do with a bit of clarifying. [17:07] Ok, I will keep it in mind for an update. :-) [17:07] e.g.: Go out of the /po directory and do a [17:07] $ make ubuntu-manual-en.pdf [17:07] > en = your own language [17:07] And thanks for the work you did. See you. [17:08] If you want you can remove the optional arguments »[0cm][r]«of \makebox in the \newcommand ... [17:09] ... then you will get no links over the other text...