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On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 12:47, Pat Thoyts
<patthoyts@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
>>What's with git-gui-i18n/mob branch being out-of-date? Actually,
>>it seems to be abandoned, because it does have quite a bit of
>>changes in it which are not in git-gui/master: spanish, bulgarian,
>>portugese, romanian, chinese, italian, japan and greek:
>
> The git-gui/git-gui-i18n.git repository is a fork that was created to do
> the initial internationalization of git-gui I believe. It predates my
> involvement with this project so I could be wrong.

Well, still does not answer the question: why are these spanish, bulgarian,
etc translations not in git-gui/master?

> We don't provide a mob branch but you could create your own fork on
> repo.or.cz if you intend to do much development and then post merge
> requests to this group and myself.

No need. I'll provide a link to pull from next time.

> I think I'd prefer to see forks than use a mob branch. Or receive
> patches or course.

With abundance of free Git hosting I too think it is a solution preferable
to almost everyone (that's why I suggested about a branch to pull from
in some earlier message).