Bill Nottingham wrote: > You could say that about many countries. In any case, even if 1/10 of one > percent of those people are viable users... that still dwarfs the affected > packager base by many orders of magnitude. But not the affected user base if you remove useful apps like geography learning apps because they show Taiwan as a country complete with flag. (And yes, at least one such app exists.) > Given that related operating systems with *ONLY* these changes are > allowed, it's a fair assumption to make. But what about the many distros which do not do these changes? Kubuntu ships the Taiwanese flag, see: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/all/kdebase-runtime-data-common/filelist Yet they even have a .org.cn site: http://www.kubuntu.org.cn/ which appears to be hosted inside mainland China. > Proliferation of spins and maintenance for specific geographies is > a waste of space and effort, if it can be avoided. That's why we > have languages included on the Desktop spin, instead of 15 different > localized ones. That's how it works for GNOME, but KDE *needs* localized spins anyway as there's no way to fit all the huge kde-l10n-* packages on a CD. The KDE spin does *NOT* include any translations. Kevin Kofler -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
