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* updated pom filesPablo Saratxaga2005-02-101-32/+32
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* updated pom filesPablo Saratxaga2004-12-031-15/+9
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* Merge message, new French translationsRafael Garcia-Suarez2004-12-021-88/+230
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* updated pom filesPablo Saratxaga2004-08-231-99/+125
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* updated pom files (soe of them had wrong content); there is also no filePablo Saratxaga2004-03-041-30/+9
| | | | | to ingore now, as all languages use utf-8 in rpmdrake and DrakX
* mergeGuillaume Cottenceau2004-01-121-15/+0
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* mergeGuillaume Cottenceau2004-01-121-2/+3
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* merge and translate for frGuillaume Cottenceau2003-08-131-3/+3
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* mergeGuillaume Cottenceau2003-06-271-0/+12
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* add ability to list leaves (sorted by installation date) in remove modeGuillaume Cottenceau2003-05-281-4/+4
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* obsolete grpmi by gurpm.pm (from urpmi) sharing code between gurpmiGuillaume Cottenceau2003-05-121-46/+4
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* latest stringsGuillaume Cottenceau2003-04-161-64/+18
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* finish using urpmi callbacks when updating sourcesGuillaume Cottenceau2003-02-281-53/+55
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* use perl_checker rather than fake_c to generate pot,Guillaume Cottenceau2003-02-201-129/+134
| | | | | | | | | | | | | seems like fake_c is missing some strings since some time :( i don't msgmerge from the pot file of rpmdrake for 9.0 because it seems to make some rightful translations fuzzy, and for some translations such as de.po who kept the missing strings as "other", it's worse, so translators should open the new po, try msgmerge by hand with the po from the SRPM of the 9.0 and see if it's better for them.. much sorry for all this additional work :(
* updated po filesPablo Saratxaga2003-02-021-51/+51
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* gtk2Guillaume Cottenceau2002-11-261-0/+1
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* warning message when it seems the user will install too muchGuillaume Cottenceau2002-09-021-5/+6
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* pom files (containing the compssUsers translation automatically extractedGuillaume Cottenceau2002-08-271-0/+305
from the gi po's) need to be in CVS as well