installer/doc/translations.txt

Debian Installer notes for translation and internationalisation
---------------------------------------------------------------

(if you happen to modify this file, please don't forget to update the
 trailing changelog)

Translation order
-----------------

When starting to translate debian-installer, you should first make
sure to get your language choice included, then translate the core
udebs, next translate the common udebs, and finally complete the rest
of the udebs.  The second stage installer should also be translated,
but it consists of normal deb-packages, and not udebs.

Suggested translation order:

-languagechooser
  (read debian-installer/tools/languagechooser/README.trans for details)
-countrychooser and iso-codes (see APPENDIX)
-core udebs and console-data (see APPENDIX)
-common udebs
-supported architectures udebs
-second stage
-future architectures udebs
-prospective packages (not yet included in d-i)

See the complete packages list at the end of this document.

How to get files to be translated
---------------------------------

-Go to http://people.debian.org/~barbier/d-i/l10n/xx where xx is your
 language ISO code (or xx_YY for languages which have country-dependent
 flavours such as pt_BR or zh_CN).

-Look at the STATUS.utf8.txt file

-For files reported as missing, go pick up the templates.pot file
 in the debian-installer CVS:
 http://cvs.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/debian-installer/?cvsroot=d-i.
 
 Example: 
 "Missing file: debian-installer/retriever/choose-mirror/debian/po/xx.po"
 --> pick up http://cvs.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/debian-installer/retriever/choose-mirror/debian/po/templates.pot?cvsroot=d-i

 Rename this file to xx.po and start working on it

-For files reported as incomplete, get the file in
 http://people.debian.org/~barbier/d-i/l10n/xx and complete it. Don't
 forget to contact the original translator (see PO file header)

 Rename this file to xx.po and start working on it

-Getting 2nd stage files
 * base-config: the project is also hosted on alioth CVS server. Files
                are available on pages mentioned above
 * tasksel    : also hosted on alioth. Uses subversion
 * others     : use "apt-get source <package>" and report translations
                as normal bugs against the given packages 

How to translate
----------------
This document is not intended to be a tutorial for gettext-related
stuff. Please look for documentation of PO editing software such as
KBabel, gtranslator, PoEdit, EMacs PO-mode, etc.

Please use a dedicated PO-editing tool unless you become very familiar
with translation work.

Don't forget to properly fill up the PO files header, especially the
Last-Translator field. Fill the Project-Id-Version field with the
package name, that will help you in translation maintenance.

If a translation team exists for your language, WORK WITH THEM. First
check the debian-l10n-xxxxx mailing list where xxxxx is your language
name in english (e.g. debian-l10n-polish, debian-l10n-portuguese...).

For general translation issues or for finding other translators for
your language, you may also use the debian-i18n mailing list (don't
post translations there, however).

How to update existing translations
-----------------------------------

If you want to update a translation, please always contact the previous
translator in order to prevent duplication of work.  His mail address can
be found in the PO file.

How to test your work
---------------------

When you have finished your translation, always re-read your file at
least once to correct all meaning-, spelling-, grammar-, typo-, etc-
mistakes (maybe your po-editor does include a spellchecker or a
translation helper like acheck).  Running
  msgfmt --check --statistics <YOUR LANGUAGE CODE>.po
(from the gettext package) before committing is also a good idea to
check that your file is valid and will be integrated without trouble.

You may also use the Debian aspell package.

You could also run podebconf-display-po (from po-debconf >= 0.8.3)
on your file:
  podebconf-display-po -fdialog debian/po/<YOUR LANGUAGE CODE>.po
to have a rough idea on how your translation will look like.  But
as cdebconf and debconf displays slightly differ, and as some scripts
do heavy use of text substitution, do not fully rely on this program.
Running debian-installer is the only solution to test translations.

How to get help
---------------

If you need further assistance, feel free to ask for help on
debian-boot (for debian-installer related stuff) or debian-i18n (for
l10n related questions) Debian mailing lists.

How to get your work included in debian-installer
-------------------------------------------------

Choose either of the methods below. CVS commits are encouraged. Create
an alioth account and ask in -boot for getting write access.

 CVS commit
 ----------
If you have CVS write access, don't forget to update changelogs and
remember: changelog files use UTF-8!! The debian-installer CVS is hosted on
alioth.debian.org ("debian-installer" and "base-config" projects).

If the distribution in the first line of debian/changelog is
UNRELEASED, this means that it has been patched since the last upload.
In this case all you have to do is to add an entry at the end of this
revision.  Otherwise distribution is unstable, and you have then to
bump version number.  You can do it by hand, or by running dch -i but
in any case remember to replace unstable by UNRELEASED in the
distribution field.  Then add a comment about your contribution.

The standard form used to record a translation in debian/changelog is
as follows:

  * Translations:
    - Your Name Hess
      - Record here what you changed.

 File a bug
 ----------
You may send your translations as bug reports against the given
packages.  The packages names are the last part of the lines below
(for instance, "languagechooser" for tools/languagechooser).
Some packages have different names which are mentioned when needed.

For bug reports, please use the "d-i" and "l10n" tags.

 Send to debian-boot
 -------------------
You may also send the translations to the debian-boot mailing list.
Please use [INTL:xx] in Subjects where xx is your language code
(or xx_YY)

PACKAGES LIST
-------------

 Language choice 
 ---------------

 tools/languagechooser

 Core udebs
 ----------

 tools/countrychooser (plus iso-codes, see APPENDIX)
 tools/cdebconf
 anna
 main-menu
 tools/kbd-chooser (plus console-data, see APPENDIX)
 tools/base-installer
 tools/prebaseconfig
 utils (package: di-utils)

 Common udebs
 ------------

 tools/ddetect
 tools/cdrom-detect
 retriever/cdrom (cdrom-retriever)
 retriever/floppy (floppy-retriever)
 tools/netcfg
 retriever/net (net-retriever)
 retriever/choose-mirror
 tools/cdrom-checker
 tools/iso-scan
 tools/autopartkit
 partman/* (several partman-* packages)
 tools/bugreporter-udeb
 tools/partconf
 tools/baseconfig-udeb
 tools/lvmcfg
 tools/partitioner

 Architecture-dependent udebs
 ----------------------------

 1) Already supported architectures specific tools
 -------------------------------------------------

  tools/grub-installer
  tools/lilo-installer
  tools/mips/arcboot-installer
  tools/yaboot-installer
  tools/aboot-installer

 2) Will be supported soon/in the future
 ---------------------------------------

  tools/ia64/elilo-installer
  tools/hppa/palo-installer
  tools/sparc/silo-installer
  tools/s390/netdevice
  tools/s390/dasd
  tools/mipsel/delo-installer

 Prospective packages
 --------------------
 
  partman/*
  
 Post-reboot installation stage
 ------------------------------

 (some of these packages do not only need debconf-type translation, but
 also program translation)

 Translations must be reported as wishlist bugs against these
 packages.  

 Base-config is an exception because it is maintained by the debian-boot
 team, so other methods (CVS commits and -boot filing) may apply for it.
 Note that it is a separate project on alioth.
  
 base-config (debconf)
 shadow (debconf+programs)
 console-data (debconf)
 discover (debconf)
 tasksel (debconf)
 aptitude (programs)
 dselect (programs) -> in dpkg source package
 apt (programs)
 dpkg (programs)
 exim4-config (debconf)
 passwd (debconf)

 As 2nd stage install uses debconf, you also need to translate the
 interface widgets used by debconf. On mosts systems, the "dialog" interface
 is used, which require to translate widgets from the "newt" package.

 Once you have finished with this, you might want to consider proceeding based
 on the Package priority. This means that 'important' and 'standard' packages
 should be translated first. Since 'optional' and 'extra' priorities include
 quite a number of packages it is sensible to start working with common-used
 packages. The data from the 'popularity contest' is useful to decide
 what is commonly used (however, notice it might be biased).

 List of packages with debconf templates that should be translated first
 (as of this writing):

 Important
 ---------
 debconf man-db console-common netbase ifupdown console-data adduser
 setserial bsdmainutils lilo netkit-inetd

 Standard
 --------
 ssh wamerican libssl0.9.7 locales ibritish flex
 dictionaries-common iamerican

 Optional 
 --------
 (only some very commonly installed packages -first 30 in the list-
 are included here, ordered by popularity)
 apache-common tetex-bin xserver-common apache 
 libcupsys2 xserver-xfree86 ntpdate libfontconfig1 samba-common
 samba-common mozilla-browser libpaper1 fontconfig ntp-simple
 libpango1.0-common cvs xscreensaver screen powermgmt-base
 samba dash mysql-server gdm apt-listchanges libdiscover1
 discover libslp1 libnet-perl cupsys-client cupsys

APPENDIX
--------
 Countrychooser/iso-codes
 ------------------------

The countrychooser package uses country names and codes from the
iso-codes package. The country name translations are taken from this
package instead of just sitting in the countrychooser package.

For this reason, you need to translate the iso_3166.tab file in the
iso-codes package:
 - apt-get source iso-codes (from unstable)
 - cd iso-codes-<version>/iso_3166
 - "make iso_3166.pot"
 - copy templates.pot file to xx.po and translate country names there or complete
   the existing translation
 - send the new file as a bug report against the iso-codes package with
   the "l10n" and "patch" tag, severity wishlist

If a file already exists for your language, do the following:

 - "make iso_3166.pot"
 - msgmerge -U xx.po iso_3166.pot
 - update xx.po

The countrychooser package includes a mechanism for using an interim
translated file instead of iso-codes package translations. This allows
you to immediately test your translations. Just drop your file in
tools/countrychooser/iso-codes.updates and commit it. However, when
the upstream iso-codes package includes your translation, please
REMOVE the interim file from debian-installer CVS.

 kbd-chooser/console-data
 ------------------------

The kbd-chooser package uses keyboard names from the console-data package.
Thus, in order to get it completely translated, translators need to
translate console-data debconf templates.

First check on http://people.debian.org/~barbier/intl/l10n/po-debconf/<code>
(where <code> is your language code) if this file is already translated.

If it is not shown, then you may get the templates.pot file at:
http://people.debian.org/~barbier/intl/l10n/po-debconf/pot#console-data

Pick up the templates.pot file, modify it and send it back with a
bugreport to the package "console-data, with the "l10n" and "patch"
tag, severity wishlist.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

This guide is supposed to be be a first start for translators.  There
are probably errors, and some packages we forgot.  Please add them if
you discover such packages, and fix it if you find errors.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Changelog:

2004/02/14 Christian Perrier
 - Corrected instructions for iso-codes

2004/01/30 Christian Perrier
 - give details about kbd-chooser/console-data
 - mention *core* udebs in translation order

2004/01/22 Christian Perrier
 - updated packages information (countrychooser and partman-* added)
 - mentioned aspell in tools
 - appendix added with iso-codes note
 - reformatted changelog
 - new title

2004/01/20 Javier Fernandez-Sanguino
 - added more packages and mentioned the 'by priority' and 'popular' criteria)

2003/12/20 Christian Perrier
 - updated packages list and more information
 - rewamped the file

2003/11/08 Petter Reinholdtsen
 - file creation
1	bubulle	8045	Debian Installer notes for translation and internationalisation
2			---------------------------------------------------------------
3	pere	5878
4	bubulle	8045	(if you happen to modify this file, please don't forget to update the
5			trailing changelog)
6	bubulle	6958
7			Translation order
8			-----------------
9
10	pere	5878	When starting to translate debian-installer, you should first make
11	ogi-guest	6796	sure to get your language choice included, then translate the core
12	pere	5878	udebs, next translate the common udebs, and finally complete the rest
13			of the udebs. The second stage installer should also be translated,
14			but it consists of normal deb-packages, and not udebs.
15
16	bubulle	6840	Suggested translation order:
17
18			-languagechooser
19	bubulle	6885	(read debian-installer/tools/languagechooser/README.trans for details)
20	bubulle	8045	-countrychooser and iso-codes (see APPENDIX)
21	bubulle	8293	-core udebs and console-data (see APPENDIX)
22	bubulle	6840	-common udebs
23			-supported architectures udebs
24			-second stage
25			-future architectures udebs
26	bubulle	7519	-prospective packages (not yet included in d-i)
27	bubulle	6840
28	bubulle	6958	See the complete packages list at the end of this document.
29	bubulle	6777
30	bubulle	6958	How to get files to be translated
31			---------------------------------
32	bubulle	6777
33	bubulle	6958	-Go to http://people.debian.org/~barbier/d-i/l10n/xx where xx is your
34			language ISO code (or xx_YY for languages which have country-dependent
35			flavours such as pt_BR or zh_CN).
36	bubulle	6840
37	bubulle	6958	-Look at the STATUS.utf8.txt file
38	bubulle	6777
39	bubulle	6958	-For files reported as missing, go pick up the templates.pot file
40	barbier	7273	in the debian-installer CVS:
41	bubulle	6958	http://cvs.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/debian-installer/?cvsroot=d-i.
42
43	barbier	7273	Example:
44	bubulle	6958	"Missing file: debian-installer/retriever/choose-mirror/debian/po/xx.po"
45			--> pick up http://cvs.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/debian-installer/retriever/choose-mirror/debian/po/templates.pot?cvsroot=d-i
46	bubulle	6777
47	bubulle	6958	Rename this file to xx.po and start working on it
48
49			-For files reported as incomplete, get the file in
50			http://people.debian.org/~barbier/d-i/l10n/xx and complete it. Don't
51			forget to contact the original translator (see PO file header)
52
53			Rename this file to xx.po and start working on it
54
55	bubulle	8045	-Getting 2nd stage files
56	barbier	8621	* base-config: the project is also hosted on alioth CVS server. Files
57			are available on pages mentioned above
58			* tasksel : also hosted on alioth. Uses subversion
59			* others : use "apt-get source <package>" and report translations
60			as normal bugs against the given packages
61	bubulle	8045
62	bubulle	6958	How to translate
63			----------------
64			This document is not intended to be a tutorial for gettext-related
65			stuff. Please look for documentation of PO editing software such as
66	bubulle	7027	KBabel, gtranslator, PoEdit, EMacs PO-mode, etc.
67	bubulle	6958
68			Please use a dedicated PO-editing tool unless you become very familiar
69			with translation work.
70
71			Don't forget to properly fill up the PO files header, especially the
72	bubulle	8045	Last-Translator field. Fill the Project-Id-Version field with the
73			package name, that will help you in translation maintenance.
74	bubulle	6958
75	bubulle	6840	If a translation team exists for your language, WORK WITH THEM. First
76			check the debian-l10n-xxxxx mailing list where xxxxx is your language
77			name in english (e.g. debian-l10n-polish, debian-l10n-portuguese...).
78	pere	5878
79	bubulle	6840	For general translation issues or for finding other translators for
80			your language, you may also use the debian-i18n mailing list (don't
81			post translations there, however).
82	pere	5878
83	bubulle	7027	How to update existing translations
84			-----------------------------------
85	bubulle	6958
86	bubulle	7027	If you want to update a translation, please always contact the previous
87			translator in order to prevent duplication of work. His mail address can
88			be found in the PO file.
89
90			How to test your work
91			---------------------
92
93			When you have finished your translation, always re-read your file at
94			least once to correct all meaning-, spelling-, grammar-, typo-, etc-
95			mistakes (maybe your po-editor does include a spellchecker or a
96			translation helper like acheck). Running
97			msgfmt --check --statistics <YOUR LANGUAGE CODE>.po
98			(from the gettext package) before committing is also a good idea to
99			check that your file is valid and will be integrated without trouble.
100
101	bubulle	8045	You may also use the Debian aspell package.
102
103	bubulle	7027	You could also run podebconf-display-po (from po-debconf >= 0.8.3)
104			on your file:
105			podebconf-display-po -fdialog debian/po/<YOUR LANGUAGE CODE>.po
106			to have a rough idea on how your translation will look like. But
107			as cdebconf and debconf displays slightly differ, and as some scripts
108			do heavy use of text substitution, do not fully rely on this program.
109			Running debian-installer is the only solution to test translations.
110
111			How to get help
112			---------------
113
114	bubulle	8045	If you need further assistance, feel free to ask for help on
115	bubulle	7027	debian-boot (for debian-installer related stuff) or debian-i18n (for
116			l10n related questions) Debian mailing lists.
117
118	bubulle	6958	How to get your work included in debian-installer
119			-------------------------------------------------
120
121			Choose either of the methods below. CVS commits are encouraged. Create
122			an alioth account and ask in -boot for getting write access.
123
124			CVS commit
125			----------
126			If you have CVS write access, don't forget to update changelogs and
127			remember: changelog files use UTF-8!! The debian-installer CVS is hosted on
128			alioth.debian.org ("debian-installer" and "base-config" projects).
129
130	bubulle	7027	If the distribution in the first line of debian/changelog is
131			UNRELEASED, this means that it has been patched since the last upload.
132			In this case all you have to do is to add an entry at the end of this
133			revision. Otherwise distribution is unstable, and you have then to
134			bump version number. You can do it by hand, or by running dch -i but
135			in any case remember to replace unstable by UNRELEASED in the
136			distribution field. Then add a comment about your contribution.
137
138	joeyh	8452	The standard form used to record a translation in debian/changelog is
139			as follows:
140
141			* Translations:
142			- Your Name Hess
143			- Record here what you changed.
144
145	bubulle	6958	File a bug
146			----------
147			You may send your translations as bug reports against the given
148			packages. The packages names are the last part of the lines below
149			(for instance, "languagechooser" for tools/languagechooser).
150			Some packages have different names which are mentioned when needed.
151
152	bubulle	8045	For bug reports, please use the "d-i" and "l10n" tags.
153	bubulle	6958
154			Send to debian-boot
155			-------------------
156			You may also send the translations to the debian-boot mailing list.
157			Please use [INTL:xx] in Subjects where xx is your language code
158			(or xx_YY)
159
160	bubulle	6840	PACKAGES LIST
161			-------------
162	pere	5878
163	bubulle	6840	Language choice
164			---------------
165	pere	5878
166	bubulle	6840	tools/languagechooser
167	pere	5878
168	bubulle	6840	Core udebs
169			----------
170	pere	5878
171	bubulle	8045	tools/countrychooser (plus iso-codes, see APPENDIX)
172	bubulle	6840	tools/cdebconf
173			anna
174			main-menu
175	bubulle	8293	tools/kbd-chooser (plus console-data, see APPENDIX)
176	bubulle	6840	tools/base-installer
177			tools/prebaseconfig
178			utils (package: di-utils)
179	pere	5878
180	bubulle	6840	Common udebs
181			------------
182	pere	5878
183	bubulle	6840	tools/ddetect
184			tools/cdrom-detect
185			retriever/cdrom (cdrom-retriever)
186			retriever/floppy (floppy-retriever)
187			tools/netcfg
188			retriever/net (net-retriever)
189			retriever/choose-mirror
190			tools/cdrom-checker
191			tools/iso-scan
192	bubulle	8045	tools/autopartkit
193			partman/* (several partman-* packages)
194	bubulle	6840	tools/bugreporter-udeb
195			tools/partconf
196			tools/baseconfig-udeb
197			tools/lvmcfg
198	bubulle	8045	tools/partitioner
199	bubulle	6777
200	bubulle	6840	Architecture-dependent udebs
201			----------------------------
202	bubulle	6777
203	bubulle	6958	1) Already supported architectures specific tools
204			-------------------------------------------------
205	bubulle	6777
206	bubulle	6840	tools/grub-installer
207			tools/lilo-installer
208			tools/mips/arcboot-installer
209			tools/yaboot-installer
210	bubulle	8045	tools/aboot-installer
211	bubulle	6777
212	bubulle	6840	2) Will be supported soon/in the future
213			---------------------------------------
214
215			tools/ia64/elilo-installer
216			tools/hppa/palo-installer
217			tools/sparc/silo-installer
218			tools/s390/netdevice
219			tools/s390/dasd
220	bubulle	6958	tools/mipsel/delo-installer
221	bubulle	6840
222	bubulle	7519	Prospective packages
223			--------------------
224
225			partman/*
226
227	bubulle	6958	Post-reboot installation stage
228			------------------------------
229	bubulle	6840
230	bubulle	6958	(some of these packages do not only need debconf-type translation, but
231	bubulle	6840	also program translation)
232
233	bubulle	6958	Translations must be reported as wishlist bugs against these
234			packages.
235	bubulle	6840
236	bubulle	6958	Base-config is an exception because it is maintained by the debian-boot
237			team, so other methods (CVS commits and -boot filing) may apply for it.
238			Note that it is a separate project on alioth.
239
240	bubulle	6840	base-config (debconf)
241			shadow (debconf+programs)
242			console-data (debconf)
243			discover (debconf)
244			tasksel (debconf)
245			aptitude (programs)
246	bubulle	8293	dselect (programs) -> in dpkg source package
247	bubulle	6840	apt (programs)
248			dpkg (programs)
249			exim4-config (debconf)
250	jfs	7975	passwd (debconf)
251	bubulle	6840
252	bubulle	7519	As 2nd stage install uses debconf, you also need to translate the
253			interface widgets used by debconf. On mosts systems, the "dialog" interface
254			is used, which require to translate widgets from the "newt" package.
255	bubulle	6840
256	jfs	7975	Once you have finished with this, you might want to consider proceeding based
257			on the Package priority. This means that 'important' and 'standard' packages
258			should be translated first. Since 'optional' and 'extra' priorities include
259			quite a number of packages it is sensible to start working with common-used
260			packages. The data from the 'popularity contest' is useful to decide
261			what is commonly used (however, notice it might be biased).
262
263			List of packages with debconf templates that should be translated first
264			(as of this writing):
265
266			Important
267			---------
268			debconf man-db console-common netbase ifupdown console-data adduser
269			setserial bsdmainutils lilo netkit-inetd
270
271			Standard
272			--------
273			ssh wamerican libssl0.9.7 locales ibritish flex
274			dictionaries-common iamerican
275
276			Optional
277			--------
278			(only some very commonly installed packages -first 30 in the list-
279			are included here, ordered by popularity)
280			apache-common tetex-bin xserver-common apache
281			libcupsys2 xserver-xfree86 ntpdate libfontconfig1 samba-common
282			samba-common mozilla-browser libpaper1 fontconfig ntp-simple
283			libpango1.0-common cvs xscreensaver screen powermgmt-base
284			samba dash mysql-server gdm apt-listchanges libdiscover1
285			discover libslp1 libnet-perl cupsys-client cupsys
286
287	bubulle	8045	APPENDIX
288			--------
289			Countrychooser/iso-codes
290			------------------------
291	jfs	7975
292	bubulle	8045	The countrychooser package uses country names and codes from the
293			iso-codes package. The country name translations are taken from this
294			package instead of just sitting in the countrychooser package.
295
296			For this reason, you need to translate the iso_3166.tab file in the
297			iso-codes package:
298			- apt-get source iso-codes (from unstable)
299			- cd iso-codes-<version>/iso_3166
300	bubulle	8802	- "make iso_3166.pot"
301			- copy templates.pot file to xx.po and translate country names there or complete
302	ogi-guest	8786	the existing translation
303	bubulle	8045	- send the new file as a bug report against the iso-codes package with
304			the "l10n" and "patch" tag, severity wishlist
305
306	bubulle	8802	If a file already exists for your language, do the following:
307
308			- "make iso_3166.pot"
309			- msgmerge -U xx.po iso_3166.pot
310			- update xx.po
311
312	bubulle	8045	The countrychooser package includes a mechanism for using an interim
313	bubulle	8802	translated file instead of iso-codes package translations. This allows
314	bubulle	8045	you to immediately test your translations. Just drop your file in
315			tools/countrychooser/iso-codes.updates and commit it. However, when
316			the upstream iso-codes package includes your translation, please
317			REMOVE the interim file from debian-installer CVS.
318
319	bubulle	8293	kbd-chooser/console-data
320			------------------------
321
322			The kbd-chooser package uses keyboard names from the console-data package.
323			Thus, in order to get it completely translated, translators need to
324			translate console-data debconf templates.
325
326			First check on http://people.debian.org/~barbier/intl/l10n/po-debconf/<code>
327			(where <code> is your language code) if this file is already translated.
328
329			If it is not shown, then you may get the templates.pot file at:
330			http://people.debian.org/~barbier/intl/l10n/po-debconf/pot#console-data
331
332			Pick up the templates.pot file, modify it and send it back with a
333			bugreport to the package "console-data, with the "l10n" and "patch"
334			tag, severity wishlist.
335
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337
338	pere	5878	This guide is supposed to be be a first start for translators. There
339	bubulle	6777	are probably errors, and some packages we forgot. Please add them if
340	pere	5878	you discover such packages, and fix it if you find errors.
341
342	bubulle	8045	--------------------------------------------------------------------------
343			Changelog:
344
345	bubulle	8802	2004/02/14 Christian Perrier
346			- Corrected instructions for iso-codes
347
348	bubulle	8293	2004/01/30 Christian Perrier
349			- give details about kbd-chooser/console-data
350			- mention core udebs in translation order
351
352	bubulle	8045	2004/01/22 Christian Perrier
353			- updated packages information (countrychooser and partman-* added)
354			- mentioned aspell in tools
355			- appendix added with iso-codes note
356			- reformatted changelog
357			- new title
358
359			2004/01/20 Javier Fernandez-Sanguino
360			- added more packages and mentioned the 'by priority' and 'popular' criteria)
361
362			2003/12/20 Christian Perrier
363			- updated packages list and more information
364			- rewamped the file
365
366			2003/11/08 Petter Reinholdtsen
367			- file creation