#: ../comps-rhel5-client-core.xml.in.h:18 ../comps-rhel5-cluster-st.xml.in.h:1 #: ../comps-rhel5-server-core.xml.in.h:18 ../comps-rhel5.xml.in.h:18 "Cluster Stoage" Try "Storage" msgid "Packages which provide support for single-node GFS." msgstr "Single Node GFS Support" Make up your mind if this is hyphenated .. msgid "British Support" msgstr "British Support" This is confusing as there is no such thing. If it is the language then this is "English Support" If it is the timezone/culture/locale then it is "United Kingdom" Dialup should probably be hyphenated (it is in UK English unsure about US) msgid "" "GNOME is a powerful, graphical user interface which includes a panel, " "desktop, system icons, and a graphical file manager." Excess "," - the graphical is attached to "user interface" not GNOME msgid "Install these packages to recompile the kernel." Nope. Installing the packages does not recompile the kernel, it gives you the tools to do so Try "Install these packages if you need to recompile the kernel" "KDE is a powerful, graphical user interface which includes a panel, desktop, "system icons, and a graphical file manager." Same problem as GNOME is a ... Multilib or Multi-lib ? "Sometimes called text editors, these are programs that allow you to create " "and edit files. These include Emacs and Vi." This is a crap and misleading description "edit simple text files" perhaps ? I think also it is "This includes" not "These include" as the concept of a text editor is singular "These tools allow you to create documentation in the DocBook format and " "convert them to HTML, PDF, Postscript, and text." Wrong plurals: "create documents.. and convert them" or "create documentation ... and convert it". Arguably also "convert into" msgid "Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 Documentation" Umm 3 or 5 ? msgid "Applications for a variety of tasks" Pedantic perhaps but "Applications to perform a variety of tasks" msgid "These packages provide compatibility support with previous releases." "Compatibility with" or "Support for"
No cluster storage in FC6 No single-note in FC6 There is a kde-i18n-British package... English support seems VERY vague. No 'compile' in FC6 for recompile No 'multilib' or 'multi-lib' in FC6 All other applicable changes made.
If you want to distinguish the language then English (United Kingdom) or English (UK) are what is normally used. The generic term tends to mean "American" otherwise.
Selected English (UK). Thanks for the help!