Description of problem: Firstboot is not showing translations in smolt hardware profile screen for pt_BR and es_ES. Probably this bug is also affecting other languages. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): firstboot-1.113-2.fc14.x86_64 smolt-1.4.2.2-3.fc4.noarch Actual results: All strings are displayed in English. Expected results: Translated strings should be displayed rather than English ones.
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Discussed at the 2010-10-01 nice-to-have / blocker review meeting. We decided we needed more information on this bug to assess its NTH status. Can you provide a screenshot? We want to be clear if this is *everything* on the smolt page, or just the profile itself (which we think can't be translated). Is this a case of translations not being available, or a case where the translations are available but aren't being used? Thanks.
Created attachment 451159 [details] Screenshot The profile itself is translated as well as most strings there. But the main string explaining about the profile is missing translations. I checked the .PO and the string is translated.
Discussed at the 2010-10-08 blocker/nth review meeting, accepted as NTH. Martin, could you please check this out? Igor, if you can find the problem on the firstboot side, please do post it...thanks!
It looks like smolt's .POT file is outdated (2009-08-08). I created a new .POT file and figured out that there are a some new strings. Then I merged it against pt_BR.po and that particular untranslated string in the screeshot was marked as fuzzy. Updating the .POT file at git might fix it. That would generate some string freeze breaks but having a fix is better than no fix at all. I tested this using smolt's "next" branch. I'm not sure if that is the one used for F14. What also looks odd to me is that when testing against the "master" branch I found less changes in the .POT file.
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Firstboot's POT file has been updated.
I'm sorry, it's not the right component.
This package has changed ownership in the Fedora Package Database. Reassigning to the new owner of this component.
Is it still an issue in current releases?
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