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Message #05442
[Bug 1078073] Re: When using apt-get install "[Y/n] options are translated but shouldn't be
A French user could reproduce with apt 0.9.7.5 : see Bug #1096142
IMHO, this is a bug of apt, not a translation problem:
- either 'apt' should not make Y/n a non-translatable string
- or 'apt' should make sure that the key is corresponding to the localized string
** Also affects: apt
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1078073
Title:
[Y/n] options of apt-get not working in non-English systems. User
needs to use equivalent English keys.
Status in APT:
New
Status in Ubuntu Translations:
Invalid
Bug description:
This is a minor bug that applies to danish tranlations and posiible
all non-english language.
When installing softare through the terminal (apt-get install) you are
promted if you like to install the package or not. In danish those
options are translated as well i.e. options are displayed as "[J/n]".
However you have to type "y" to install and n th chancel. (what the
user type has to be the english options)
best regards
jonas
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