[plug] en_GB kde i18n

[John Knight]

Don't worry about this lads, I handle "i18n". What you're talking about is 
"l10n" (i18n being internationalisation and l10n being localisation) and 
that'll be catered for too. We already have the en_GB side of things sorted 
and there's already currency settings etc, all we need to do now is include 
en_GB for the l10n of all the countries that use it.

Unless you're talking about different language uses, in which case, what use 
would our Australian words have in the OS (I can't see how "cobber" would be 
much of a benefit or where it would be put in the first place)? Although you 
probably were talking about l10n though, weren't you?

seeya then! :)
anarchist tomato

>
>On Tuesday 24 July 2001 04:59, Leon Blackwell wrote:
>
> > Perhaps this is just me, but I get the feeling that we need more
> > than just en_GB.  I might even suggest en_AU is required to keep
> > the Australian audience happy.  (in fact, I think I just did  :)
> >
>WIindows offers that!
>
><duck> For cover </duck>
>


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