Re: italian community

["Simon 'corecode' Schubert" <corecode@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Petr Janda wrote:
> The forums would serve for pure user-2-user communication. Its clear 
> that to communicate with the devs, submit bugs, or other development 
> related stuff one has to use the mailing list. To combine with mailing 
> list, the forum could have a web interface to post to the mailing list. 
> I dont think  you guys have to be bothered with questions such as. "how 
> do i set service xxx to start during boot?" or "why doesnt my mouse work 
> in Xorg?",

that's what users@ is for.

> the fact that there could  be multilingual communities is in 
> my opinion a good idea because italians could speak italian, german to 
> german in their native language without being bothered with translation.

we just are no multilingual OS.  and for a big share of time, we won't be.  and frankly, I don't see a point in that.  either you are using unix, and you know english, or you are using a GUI (kde, gnome, firefox), which is available in your language.  *We* do the unix side, not the GUI side, so we stick to english.

cheers
 simon

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