italian community

Wed Nov 29 05:02:16 PST 2006

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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