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Re: double quotes
Yes this is correct - double quotes should be written ``some text'', not the
standard way we are all used to. Whilst it would be good for writers to do
this as they go it is easy to forget (guilty of this myself), so as the
chapters are edited this is one of the things anyone editing (and anyone
translating) will have to be aware of and correct where necessary.
Jamin
On Sun, Jan 10, 2010 at 8:59 AM, José Francis <6180339gold@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Here you are:
> https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikibooks/en/wiki/LaTeX/Formatting#Quotes
> I vaguely remember reading that on an Ubuntu wiki somewhere, recently, but
> I couldn't find it.
>
> --Ben [please ignore name attached to email account :)]
>
> 2010/1/9 Martin Lukeš <martin.meridius@xxxxxxxxx>
>
>> Hi guys!
>>
>> During translation I noticed a few strings which contains double quotes. I
>> thought that LaTeX wants *``this''* style, not *"this"*.
>> Here is grep for revision 61.
>> $ bzr revno ; find . -name "*.tex" -exec grep -H \" {} \; | sort
>> 61
>> ./chapter3/chapter3.tex:the option "Install Ubuntu" and follow the
>> prompts.
>> ./chapter6/chapter6.tex:%"Note: Only one instance of Ubuntu's underlying
>> package management tool 'apt' is allowed at any one time. This is to prevent
>> potential problems such as accidentally installing two conflicting packages,
>> or removing a required package. All gui-based package management
>> applications, such as Ubuntu Software Center, Update Manager and Synaptic
>> Package Manager, rely on apt to manage your software. While one of these
>> programs is running, it will lock apt to prevent any other applications from
>> accessing it. If you encounter problems trying to update your system, make
>> sure no other package management programs are currently open." --jaminday
>> ./chapter6/chapter6.tex:%Will we have capability to have "tip boxes" or
>> "advanced tips" or similar in this document? I think having something like
>> the following paragraph in a tips box would be good here:
>> ./chapter7/chapter7.tex:% Mention aptitude and apt-get, and explain the
>> differences. Aptitude is actually "better" than apt-get - maybe we should
>> use that. - humphreybc
>> ./chapter9/chapter9.tex:Grab it from the Software Center by searching for
>> "GIMP."
>> ./chapter9/chapter9.tex:Install it from the Software Center by searching
>> for "VLC."
>> ./chapter9/chapter9.tex:Once again, available in the Software Center under
>> "Gnome Do."
>> ./chapter9/chapter9.tex:You can find it in the Software Center by
>> searching for "Cheese."
>>
>>
>> Could you remind me where I possibly read this?
>>
>> ---
>> Regards
>> Martin Lukeš
>> P.S.: Please keep the communication history
>>
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