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	0	1 Notes on the Free Translation Project
	1	***************************************
	2
	3	Free software is going international! The Free Translation Project is
	4	a way to get maintainers of free software, translators, and users all
	5	together, so that free software will gradually become able to speak many
	6	languages. A few packages already provide translations for their
	7	messages.
	8
	9	If you found this `ABOUT-NLS' file inside a distribution, you may
	10	assume that the distributed package does use GNU `gettext' internally,
	11	itself available at your nearest GNU archive site. But you do _not_
	12	need to install GNU `gettext' prior to configuring, installing or using
	13	this package with messages translated.
	14
	15	Installers will find here some useful hints. These notes also
	16	explain how users should proceed for getting the programs to use the
	17	available translations. They tell how people wanting to contribute and
	18	work on translations can contact the appropriate team.
	19
	20	1.1 INSTALL Matters
	21	===================
	22
	23	Some packages are "localizable" when properly installed; the programs
	24	they contain can be made to speak your own native language. Most such
	25	packages use GNU `gettext'. Other packages have their own ways to
	26	internationalization, predating GNU `gettext'.
	27
	28	By default, this package will be installed to allow translation of
	29	messages. It will automatically detect whether the system already
	30	provides the GNU `gettext' functions. Installers may use special
	31	options at configuration time for changing the default behaviour. The
	32	command:
	33
	34	./configure --disable-nls
	35
	36	will _totally_ disable translation of messages.
	37
	38	When you already have GNU `gettext' installed on your system and run
	39	configure without an option for your new package, `configure' will
	40	probably detect the previously built and installed `libintl' library
	41	and will decide to use it. If not, you may have to to use the
	42	`--with-libintl-prefix' option to tell `configure' where to look for it.
	43
	44	Internationalized packages usually have many `po/LL.po' files, where
	45	LL gives an ISO 639 two-letter code identifying the language. Unless
	46	translations have been forbidden at `configure' time by using the
	47	`--disable-nls' switch, all available translations are installed
	48	together with the package. However, the environment variable `LINGUAS'
	49	may be set, prior to configuration, to limit the installed set.
	50	`LINGUAS' should then contain a space separated list of two-letter
	51	codes, stating which languages are allowed.
	52
	53	1.2 Using This Package
	54	======================
	55
	56	As a user, if your language has been installed for this package, you
	57	only have to set the `LANG' environment variable to the appropriate
	58	`LL_CC' combination. If you happen to have the `LC_ALL' or some other
	59	`LC_xxx' environment variables set, you should unset them before
	60	setting `LANG', otherwise the setting of `LANG' will not have the
	61	desired effect. Here `LL' is an ISO 639 two-letter language code, and
	62	`CC' is an ISO 3166 two-letter country code. For example, let's
	63	suppose that you speak German and live in Germany. At the shell
	64	prompt, merely execute `setenv LANG de_DE' (in `csh'),
	65	`export LANG; LANG=de_DE' (in `sh') or `export LANG=de_DE' (in `bash').
	66	This can be done from your `.login' or `.profile' file, once and for
	67	all.
	68
	69	You might think that the country code specification is redundant.
	70	But in fact, some languages have dialects in different countries. For
	71	example, `de_AT' is used for Austria, and `pt_BR' for Brazil. The
	72	country code serves to distinguish the dialects.
	73
	74	The locale naming convention of `LL_CC', with `LL' denoting the
	75	language and `CC' denoting the country, is the one use on systems based
	76	on GNU libc. On other systems, some variations of this scheme are
	77	used, such as `LL' or `LL_CC.ENCODING'. You can get the list of
	78	locales supported by your system for your language by running the
	79	command `locale -a \| grep '^LL''.
	80
	81	Not all programs have translations for all languages. By default, an
	82	English message is shown in place of a nonexistent translation. If you
	83	understand other languages, you can set up a priority list of languages.
	84	This is done through a different environment variable, called
	85	`LANGUAGE'. GNU `gettext' gives preference to `LANGUAGE' over `LANG'
	86	for the purpose of message handling, but you still need to have `LANG'
	87	set to the primary language; this is required by other parts of the
	88	system libraries. For example, some Swedish users who would rather
	89	read translations in German than English for when Swedish is not
	90	available, set `LANGUAGE' to `sv:de' while leaving `LANG' to `sv_SE'.
	91
	92	Special advice for Norwegian users: The language code for Norwegian
	93	bokma*l changed from `no' to `nb' recently (in 2003). During the
	94	transition period, while some message catalogs for this language are
	95	installed under `nb' and some older ones under `no', it's recommended
	96	for Norwegian users to set `LANGUAGE' to `nb:no' so that both newer and
	97	older translations are used.
	98
	99	In the `LANGUAGE' environment variable, but not in the `LANG'
	100	environment variable, `LL_CC' combinations can be abbreviated as `LL'
	101	to denote the language's main dialect. For example, `de' is equivalent
	102	to `de_DE' (German as spoken in Germany), and `pt' to `pt_PT'
	103	(Portuguese as spoken in Portugal) in this context.
	104
	105	1.3 Translating Teams
	106	=====================
	107
	108	For the Free Translation Project to be a success, we need interested
	109	people who like their own language and write it well, and who are also
	110	able to synergize with other translators speaking the same language.
	111	Each translation team has its own mailing list. The up-to-date list of
	112	teams can be found at the Free Translation Project's homepage,
	113	`http://translationproject.org/', in the "Teams" area.
	114
	115	If you'd like to volunteer to _work_ at translating messages, you
	116	should become a member of the translating team for your own language.
	117	The subscribing address is _not_ the same as the list itself, it has
	118	`-request' appended. For example, speakers of Swedish can send a
	119	message to `sv-request@li.org', having this message body:
	120
	121	subscribe
	122
	123	Keep in mind that team members are expected to participate
	124	_actively_ in translations, or at solving translational difficulties,
	125	rather than merely lurking around. If your team does not exist yet and
	126	you want to start one, or if you are unsure about what to do or how to
	127	get started, please write to `coordinator@translationproject.org' to
	128	reach the coordinator for all translator teams.
	129
	130	The English team is special. It works at improving and uniformizing
	131	the terminology in use. Proven linguistic skills are praised more than
	132	programming skills, here.
	133
	134	1.4 Available Packages
	135	======================
	136
	137	Languages are not equally supported in all packages. The following
	138	matrix shows the current state of internationalization, as of June
	139	2010. The matrix shows, in regard of each package, for which languages
	140	PO files have been submitted to translation coordination, with a
	141	translation percentage of at least 50%.
	142
	143	Ready PO files af am an ar as ast az be be@latin bg bn_IN bs ca
	144	+--------------------------------------------------+
	145	a2ps \| [] [] \|
	146	aegis \| \|
	147	ant-phone \| \|
	148	anubis \| \|
	149	aspell \| [] [] \|
	150	bash \| \|
	151	bfd \| \|
	152	bibshelf \| [] \|
	153	binutils \| \|
	154	bison \| \|
	155	bison-runtime \| [] \|
	156	bluez-pin \| [] [] \|
	157	bombono-dvd \| \|
	158	buzztard \| \|
	159	cflow \| \|
	160	clisp \| \|
	161	coreutils \| [] [] \|
	162	cpio \| \|
	163	cppi \| \|
	164	cpplib \| [] \|
	165	cryptsetup \| \|
	166	dfarc \| \|
	167	dialog \| [] [] \|
	168	dico \| \|
	169	diffutils \| [] \|
	170	dink \| \|
	171	doodle \| \|
	172	e2fsprogs \| [] \|
	173	enscript \| [] \|
	174	exif \| \|
	175	fetchmail \| [] \|
	176	findutils \| [] \|
	177	flex \| [] \|
	178	freedink \| \|
	179	gas \| \|
	180	gawk \| [] [] \|
	181	gcal \| [] \|
	182	gcc \| \|
	183	gettext-examples \| [] [] [] [] \|
	184	gettext-runtime \| [] [] \|
	185	gettext-tools \| [] [] \|
	186	gip \| [] \|
	187	gjay \| \|
	188	gliv \| [] \|
	189	glunarclock \| [] [] \|
	190	gnubiff \| \|
	191	gnucash \| [] \|
	192	gnuedu \| \|
	193	gnulib \| \|
	194	gnunet \| \|
	195	gnunet-gtk \| \|
	196	gnutls \| \|
	197	gold \| \|
	198	gpe-aerial \| \|
	199	gpe-beam \| \|
	200	gpe-bluetooth \| \|
	201	gpe-calendar \| \|
	202	gpe-clock \| [] \|
	203	gpe-conf \| \|
	204	gpe-contacts \| \|
	205	gpe-edit \| \|
	206	gpe-filemanager \| \|
	207	gpe-go \| \|
	208	gpe-login \| \|
	209	gpe-ownerinfo \| [] \|
	210	gpe-package \| \|
	211	gpe-sketchbook \| \|
	212	gpe-su \| [] \|
	213	gpe-taskmanager \| [] \|
	214	gpe-timesheet \| [] \|
	215	gpe-today \| [] \|
	216	gpe-todo \| \|
	217	gphoto2 \| \|
	218	gprof \| [] \|
	219	gpsdrive \| \|
	220	gramadoir \| \|
	221	grep \| \|
	222	grub \| [] [] \|
	223	gsasl \| \|
	224	gss \| \|
	225	gst-plugins-bad \| [] \|
	226	gst-plugins-base \| [] \|
	227	gst-plugins-good \| [] \|
	228	gst-plugins-ugly \| [] \|
	229	gstreamer \| [] [] [] \|
	230	gtick \| \|
	231	gtkam \| [] \|
	232	gtkorphan \| [] \|
	233	gtkspell \| [] [] [] \|
	234	gutenprint \| \|
	235	hello \| [] \|
	236	help2man \| \|
	237	hylafax \| \|
	238	idutils \| \|
	239	indent \| [] [] \|
	240	iso_15924 \| \|
	241	iso_3166 \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	242	iso_3166_2 \| \|
	243	iso_4217 \| \|
	244	iso_639 \| [] [] [] [] \|
	245	iso_639_3 \| \|
	246	jwhois \| \|
	247	kbd \| \|
	248	keytouch \| [] \|
	249	keytouch-editor \| \|
	250	keytouch-keyboa... \| [] \|
	251	klavaro \| [] \|
	252	latrine \| \|
	253	ld \| [] \|
	254	leafpad \| [] [] \|
	255	libc \| [] [] \|
	256	libexif \| () \|
	257	libextractor \| \|
	258	libgnutls \| \|
	259	libgpewidget \| \|
	260	libgpg-error \| \|
	261	libgphoto2 \| \|
	262	libgphoto2_port \| \|
	263	libgsasl \| \|
	264	libiconv \| [] \|
	265	libidn \| \|
	266	lifelines \| \|
	267	liferea \| [] [] \|
	268	lilypond \| \|
	269	linkdr \| [] \|
	270	lordsawar \| \|
	271	lprng \| \|
	272	lynx \| [] \|
	273	m4 \| \|
	274	mailfromd \| \|
	275	mailutils \| \|
	276	make \| \|
	277	man-db \| \|
	278	man-db-manpages \| \|
	279	minicom \| \|
	280	mkisofs \| \|
	281	myserver \| \|
	282	nano \| [] [] \|
	283	opcodes \| \|
	284	parted \| \|
	285	pies \| \|
	286	popt \| \|
	287	psmisc \| \|
	288	pspp \| [] \|
	289	pwdutils \| \|
	290	radius \| [] \|
	291	recode \| [] [] \|
	292	rosegarden \| \|
	293	rpm \| \|
	294	rush \| \|
	295	sarg \| \|
	296	screem \| \|
	297	scrollkeeper \| [] [] [] \|
	298	sed \| [] [] \|
	299	sharutils \| [] [] \|
	300	shishi \| \|
	301	skencil \| \|
	302	solfege \| \|
	303	solfege-manual \| \|
	304	soundtracker \| \|
	305	sp \| \|
	306	sysstat \| \|
	307	tar \| [] \|
	308	texinfo \| \|
	309	tin \| \|
	310	unicode-han-tra... \| \|
	311	unicode-transla... \| \|
	312	util-linux-ng \| [] \|
	313	vice \| \|
	314	vmm \| \|
	315	vorbis-tools \| \|
	316	wastesedge \| \|
	317	wdiff \| \|
	318	wget \| [] [] \|
	319	wyslij-po \| \|
	320	xchat \| [] [] [] [] \|
	321	xdg-user-dirs \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	322	xkeyboard-config \| [] [] \|
	323	+--------------------------------------------------+
	324	af am an ar as ast az be be@latin bg bn_IN bs ca
	325	6 0 1 2 3 19 1 10 3 28 3 1 38
	326
	327	crh cs da de el en en_GB en_ZA eo es et eu fa
	328	+-------------------------------------------------+
	329	a2ps \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	330	aegis \| [] [] [] \|
	331	ant-phone \| [] () \|
	332	anubis \| [] [] \|
	333	aspell \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	334	bash \| [] [] [] \|
	335	bfd \| [] \|
	336	bibshelf \| [] [] [] \|
	337	binutils \| [] \|
	338	bison \| [] [] \|
	339	bison-runtime \| [] [] [] [] \|
	340	bluez-pin \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	341	bombono-dvd \| [] \|
	342	buzztard \| [] [] [] \|
	343	cflow \| [] [] \|
	344	clisp \| [] [] [] [] \|
	345	coreutils \| [] [] [] [] \|
	346	cpio \| \|
	347	cppi \| \|
	348	cpplib \| [] [] [] \|
	349	cryptsetup \| [] \|
	350	dfarc \| [] [] [] \|
	351	dialog \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	352	dico \| \|
	353	diffutils \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	354	dink \| [] [] [] \|
	355	doodle \| [] \|
	356	e2fsprogs \| [] [] [] \|
	357	enscript \| [] [] [] \|
	358	exif \| () [] [] \|
	359	fetchmail \| [] [] () [] [] [] \|
	360	findutils \| [] [] [] \|
	361	flex \| [] [] \|
	362	freedink \| [] [] [] \|
	363	gas \| [] \|
	364	gawk \| [] [] [] \|
	365	gcal \| [] \|
	366	gcc \| [] [] \|
	367	gettext-examples \| [] [] [] [] \|
	368	gettext-runtime \| [] [] [] [] \|
	369	gettext-tools \| [] [] [] \|
	370	gip \| [] [] [] [] \|
	371	gjay \| [] \|
	372	gliv \| [] [] [] \|
	373	glunarclock \| [] [] \|
	374	gnubiff \| () \|
	375	gnucash \| [] () () () () \|
	376	gnuedu \| [] [] \|
	377	gnulib \| [] [] \|
	378	gnunet \| \|
	379	gnunet-gtk \| [] \|
	380	gnutls \| [] [] \|
	381	gold \| [] \|
	382	gpe-aerial \| [] [] [] [] \|
	383	gpe-beam \| [] [] [] [] \|
	384	gpe-bluetooth \| [] [] \|
	385	gpe-calendar \| [] \|
	386	gpe-clock \| [] [] [] [] \|
	387	gpe-conf \| [] [] [] \|
	388	gpe-contacts \| [] [] [] \|
	389	gpe-edit \| [] [] \|
	390	gpe-filemanager \| [] [] [] \|
	391	gpe-go \| [] [] [] [] \|
	392	gpe-login \| [] [] \|
	393	gpe-ownerinfo \| [] [] [] [] \|
	394	gpe-package \| [] [] [] \|
	395	gpe-sketchbook \| [] [] [] [] \|
	396	gpe-su \| [] [] [] [] \|
	397	gpe-taskmanager \| [] [] [] [] \|
	398	gpe-timesheet \| [] [] [] [] \|
	399	gpe-today \| [] [] [] [] \|
	400	gpe-todo \| [] [] [] \|
	401	gphoto2 \| [] [] () [] [] [] \|
	402	gprof \| [] [] [] \|
	403	gpsdrive \| [] [] [] \|
	404	gramadoir \| [] [] [] \|
	405	grep \| [] \|
	406	grub \| [] [] \|
	407	gsasl \| [] \|
	408	gss \| \|
	409	gst-plugins-bad \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	410	gst-plugins-base \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	411	gst-plugins-good \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	412	gst-plugins-ugly \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	413	gstreamer \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	414	gtick \| [] () [] \|
	415	gtkam \| [] [] () [] [] \|
	416	gtkorphan \| [] [] [] [] \|
	417	gtkspell \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	418	gutenprint \| [] [] [] \|
	419	hello \| [] [] [] [] \|
	420	help2man \| [] \|
	421	hylafax \| [] [] \|
	422	idutils \| [] [] \|
	423	indent \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	424	iso_15924 \| [] () [] [] \|
	425	iso_3166 \| [] [] [] [] () [] [] [] () \|
	426	iso_3166_2 \| () \|
	427	iso_4217 \| [] [] [] () [] [] \|
	428	iso_639 \| [] [] [] [] () [] [] \|
	429	iso_639_3 \| [] \|
	430	jwhois \| [] \|
	431	kbd \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	432	keytouch \| [] [] \|
	433	keytouch-editor \| [] [] \|
	434	keytouch-keyboa... \| [] \|
	435	klavaro \| [] [] [] [] \|
	436	latrine \| [] () \|
	437	ld \| [] [] \|
	438	leafpad \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	439	libc \| [] [] [] [] \|
	440	libexif \| [] [] () \|
	441	libextractor \| \|
	442	libgnutls \| [] \|
	443	libgpewidget \| [] [] \|
	444	libgpg-error \| [] [] \|
	445	libgphoto2 \| [] () \|
	446	libgphoto2_port \| [] () [] \|
	447	libgsasl \| \|
	448	libiconv \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	449	libidn \| [] [] [] \|
	450	lifelines \| [] () \|
	451	liferea \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	452	lilypond \| [] [] [] \|
	453	linkdr \| [] [] [] \|
	454	lordsawar \| [] \|
	455	lprng \| \|
	456	lynx \| [] [] [] [] \|
	457	m4 \| [] [] [] [] \|
	458	mailfromd \| \|
	459	mailutils \| [] \|
	460	make \| [] [] [] \|
	461	man-db \| \|
	462	man-db-manpages \| \|
	463	minicom \| [] [] [] [] \|
	464	mkisofs \| \|
	465	myserver \| \|
	466	nano \| [] [] [] \|
	467	opcodes \| [] [] \|
	468	parted \| [] [] \|
	469	pies \| \|
	470	popt \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	471	psmisc \| [] [] [] \|
	472	pspp \| [] \|
	473	pwdutils \| [] \|
	474	radius \| [] \|
	475	recode \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	476	rosegarden \| () () () \|
	477	rpm \| [] [] [] \|
	478	rush \| \|
	479	sarg \| \|
	480	screem \| \|
	481	scrollkeeper \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	482	sed \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	483	sharutils \| [] [] [] [] \|
	484	shishi \| \|
	485	skencil \| [] () [] \|
	486	solfege \| [] [] [] \|
	487	solfege-manual \| [] [] \|
	488	soundtracker \| [] [] [] \|
	489	sp \| [] \|
	490	sysstat \| [] [] [] \|
	491	tar \| [] [] [] [] \|
	492	texinfo \| [] [] [] \|
	493	tin \| [] [] \|
	494	unicode-han-tra... \| \|
	495	unicode-transla... \| \|
	496	util-linux-ng \| [] [] [] [] \|
	497	vice \| () () \|
	498	vmm \| [] \|
	499	vorbis-tools \| [] [] \|
	500	wastesedge \| [] \|
	501	wdiff \| [] [] \|
	502	wget \| [] [] [] \|
	503	wyslij-po \| \|
	504	xchat \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	505	xdg-user-dirs \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	506	xkeyboard-config \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	507	+-------------------------------------------------+
	508	crh cs da de el en en_GB en_ZA eo es et eu fa
	509	5 64 105 117 18 1 8 0 28 89 18 19 0
	510
	511	fi fr ga gl gu he hi hr hu hy id is it ja ka kn
	512	+----------------------------------------------------+
	513	a2ps \| [] [] [] [] \|
	514	aegis \| [] [] \|
	515	ant-phone \| [] [] \|
	516	anubis \| [] [] [] [] \|
	517	aspell \| [] [] [] [] \|
	518	bash \| [] [] [] [] \|
	519	bfd \| [] [] [] \|
	520	bibshelf \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	521	binutils \| [] [] [] \|
	522	bison \| [] [] [] [] \|
	523	bison-runtime \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	524	bluez-pin \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	525	bombono-dvd \| [] \|
	526	buzztard \| [] \|
	527	cflow \| [] [] [] \|
	528	clisp \| [] \|
	529	coreutils \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	530	cpio \| [] [] [] [] \|
	531	cppi \| [] [] \|
	532	cpplib \| [] [] [] \|
	533	cryptsetup \| [] [] [] \|
	534	dfarc \| [] [] [] \|
	535	dialog \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	536	dico \| \|
	537	diffutils \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	538	dink \| [] \|
	539	doodle \| [] [] \|
	540	e2fsprogs \| [] [] \|
	541	enscript \| [] [] [] [] \|
	542	exif \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	543	fetchmail \| [] [] [] [] \|
	544	findutils \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	545	flex \| [] [] [] \|
	546	freedink \| [] [] [] \|
	547	gas \| [] [] \|
	548	gawk \| [] [] [] [] () [] \|
	549	gcal \| [] \|
	550	gcc \| [] \|
	551	gettext-examples \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	552	gettext-runtime \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	553	gettext-tools \| [] [] [] [] \|
	554	gip \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	555	gjay \| [] \|
	556	gliv \| [] () \|
	557	glunarclock \| [] [] [] [] \|
	558	gnubiff \| () [] () \|
	559	gnucash \| () () () () () [] \|
	560	gnuedu \| [] [] \|
	561	gnulib \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	562	gnunet \| \|
	563	gnunet-gtk \| [] \|
	564	gnutls \| [] [] \|
	565	gold \| [] [] \|
	566	gpe-aerial \| [] [] [] \|
	567	gpe-beam \| [] [] [] [] \|
	568	gpe-bluetooth \| [] [] [] [] \|
	569	gpe-calendar \| [] [] \|
	570	gpe-clock \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	571	gpe-conf \| [] [] [] [] \|
	572	gpe-contacts \| [] [] [] [] \|
	573	gpe-edit \| [] [] [] \|
	574	gpe-filemanager \| [] [] [] [] \|
	575	gpe-go \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	576	gpe-login \| [] [] [] \|
	577	gpe-ownerinfo \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	578	gpe-package \| [] [] [] \|
	579	gpe-sketchbook \| [] [] [] [] \|
	580	gpe-su \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	581	gpe-taskmanager \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	582	gpe-timesheet \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	583	gpe-today \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	584	gpe-todo \| [] [] [] \|
	585	gphoto2 \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	586	gprof \| [] [] [] [] \|
	587	gpsdrive \| [] [] [] \|
	588	gramadoir \| [] [] [] \|
	589	grep \| [] [] \|
	590	grub \| [] [] [] [] \|
	591	gsasl \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	592	gss \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	593	gst-plugins-bad \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	594	gst-plugins-base \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	595	gst-plugins-good \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	596	gst-plugins-ugly \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	597	gstreamer \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	598	gtick \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	599	gtkam \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	600	gtkorphan \| [] [] [] \|
	601	gtkspell \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	602	gutenprint \| [] [] [] [] \|
	603	hello \| [] [] [] \|
	604	help2man \| [] [] \|
	605	hylafax \| [] \|
	606	idutils \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	607	indent \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	608	iso_15924 \| [] () [] [] \|
	609	iso_3166 \| [] () [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	610	iso_3166_2 \| () [] [] [] \|
	611	iso_4217 \| [] () [] [] [] [] \|
	612	iso_639 \| [] () [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	613	iso_639_3 \| () [] [] \|
	614	jwhois \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	615	kbd \| [] [] \|
	616	keytouch \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	617	keytouch-editor \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	618	keytouch-keyboa... \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	619	klavaro \| [] [] \|
	620	latrine \| [] [] [] \|
	621	ld \| [] [] [] [] \|
	622	leafpad \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] () \|
	623	libc \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	624	libexif \| [] \|
	625	libextractor \| \|
	626	libgnutls \| [] [] \|
	627	libgpewidget \| [] [] [] [] \|
	628	libgpg-error \| [] [] \|
	629	libgphoto2 \| [] [] [] \|
	630	libgphoto2_port \| [] [] [] \|
	631	libgsasl \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	632	libiconv \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	633	libidn \| [] [] [] [] \|
	634	lifelines \| () \|
	635	liferea \| [] [] [] [] \|
	636	lilypond \| [] [] \|
	637	linkdr \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	638	lordsawar \| \|
	639	lprng \| [] \|
	640	lynx \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	641	m4 \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	642	mailfromd \| \|
	643	mailutils \| [] [] \|
	644	make \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	645	man-db \| [] [] \|
	646	man-db-manpages \| [] \|
	647	minicom \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	648	mkisofs \| [] [] [] [] \|
	649	myserver \| \|
	650	nano \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	651	opcodes \| [] [] [] [] \|
	652	parted \| [] [] [] [] \|
	653	pies \| \|
	654	popt \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	655	psmisc \| [] [] [] \|
	656	pspp \| \|
	657	pwdutils \| [] [] \|
	658	radius \| [] [] \|
	659	recode \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	660	rosegarden \| () () () () () \|
	661	rpm \| [] [] \|
	662	rush \| \|
	663	sarg \| [] \|
	664	screem \| [] [] \|
	665	scrollkeeper \| [] [] [] [] \|
	666	sed \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	667	sharutils \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	668	shishi \| [] \|
	669	skencil \| [] \|
	670	solfege \| [] [] [] [] \|
	671	solfege-manual \| [] [] \|
	672	soundtracker \| [] [] \|
	673	sp \| [] () \|
	674	sysstat \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	675	tar \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	676	texinfo \| [] [] [] [] \|
	677	tin \| [] \|
	678	unicode-han-tra... \| \|
	679	unicode-transla... \| [] [] \|
	680	util-linux-ng \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	681	vice \| () () () \|
	682	vmm \| [] \|
	683	vorbis-tools \| [] \|
	684	wastesedge \| () () \|
	685	wdiff \| [] \|
	686	wget \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	687	wyslij-po \| [] [] [] \|
	688	xchat \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	689	xdg-user-dirs \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	690	xkeyboard-config \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	691	+----------------------------------------------------+
	692	fi fr ga gl gu he hi hr hu hy id is it ja ka kn
	693	105 121 53 20 4 8 3 5 53 2 120 5 84 67 0 4
	694
	695	ko ku ky lg lt lv mk ml mn mr ms mt nb nds ne
	696	+-----------------------------------------------+
	697	a2ps \| [] \|
	698	aegis \| \|
	699	ant-phone \| \|
	700	anubis \| [] [] \|
	701	aspell \| [] \|
	702	bash \| \|
	703	bfd \| \|
	704	bibshelf \| [] [] \|
	705	binutils \| \|
	706	bison \| [] \|
	707	bison-runtime \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	708	bluez-pin \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	709	bombono-dvd \| \|
	710	buzztard \| \|
	711	cflow \| \|
	712	clisp \| \|
	713	coreutils \| [] \|
	714	cpio \| \|
	715	cppi \| \|
	716	cpplib \| \|
	717	cryptsetup \| \|
	718	dfarc \| [] \|
	719	dialog \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	720	dico \| \|
	721	diffutils \| [] [] \|
	722	dink \| \|
	723	doodle \| \|
	724	e2fsprogs \| \|
	725	enscript \| \|
	726	exif \| [] \|
	727	fetchmail \| \|
	728	findutils \| \|
	729	flex \| \|
	730	freedink \| [] \|
	731	gas \| \|
	732	gawk \| \|
	733	gcal \| \|
	734	gcc \| \|
	735	gettext-examples \| [] [] [] [] \|
	736	gettext-runtime \| [] \|
	737	gettext-tools \| [] \|
	738	gip \| [] [] \|
	739	gjay \| \|
	740	gliv \| \|
	741	glunarclock \| [] \|
	742	gnubiff \| \|
	743	gnucash \| () () () () \|
	744	gnuedu \| \|
	745	gnulib \| \|
	746	gnunet \| \|
	747	gnunet-gtk \| \|
	748	gnutls \| [] \|
	749	gold \| \|
	750	gpe-aerial \| [] \|
	751	gpe-beam \| [] \|
	752	gpe-bluetooth \| [] [] \|
	753	gpe-calendar \| [] \|
	754	gpe-clock \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	755	gpe-conf \| [] [] \|
	756	gpe-contacts \| [] [] \|
	757	gpe-edit \| [] \|
	758	gpe-filemanager \| [] [] \|
	759	gpe-go \| [] [] [] \|
	760	gpe-login \| [] \|
	761	gpe-ownerinfo \| [] [] \|
	762	gpe-package \| [] [] \|
	763	gpe-sketchbook \| [] [] \|
	764	gpe-su \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	765	gpe-taskmanager \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	766	gpe-timesheet \| [] [] \|
	767	gpe-today \| [] [] [] [] \|
	768	gpe-todo \| [] [] \|
	769	gphoto2 \| \|
	770	gprof \| [] \|
	771	gpsdrive \| \|
	772	gramadoir \| \|
	773	grep \| \|
	774	grub \| \|
	775	gsasl \| \|
	776	gss \| \|
	777	gst-plugins-bad \| [] [] [] [] \|
	778	gst-plugins-base \| [] [] \|
	779	gst-plugins-good \| [] [] \|
	780	gst-plugins-ugly \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	781	gstreamer \| \|
	782	gtick \| \|
	783	gtkam \| [] \|
	784	gtkorphan \| [] [] \|
	785	gtkspell \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	786	gutenprint \| \|
	787	hello \| [] [] [] \|
	788	help2man \| \|
	789	hylafax \| \|
	790	idutils \| \|
	791	indent \| \|
	792	iso_15924 \| [] [] \|
	793	iso_3166 \| [] [] () [] [] [] [] [] \|
	794	iso_3166_2 \| \|
	795	iso_4217 \| [] [] \|
	796	iso_639 \| [] [] \|
	797	iso_639_3 \| [] \|
	798	jwhois \| [] \|
	799	kbd \| \|
	800	keytouch \| [] \|
	801	keytouch-editor \| [] \|
	802	keytouch-keyboa... \| [] \|
	803	klavaro \| [] \|
	804	latrine \| [] \|
	805	ld \| \|
	806	leafpad \| [] [] [] \|
	807	libc \| [] \|
	808	libexif \| \|
	809	libextractor \| \|
	810	libgnutls \| [] \|
	811	libgpewidget \| [] [] \|
	812	libgpg-error \| \|
	813	libgphoto2 \| \|
	814	libgphoto2_port \| \|
	815	libgsasl \| \|
	816	libiconv \| \|
	817	libidn \| \|
	818	lifelines \| \|
	819	liferea \| \|
	820	lilypond \| \|
	821	linkdr \| \|
	822	lordsawar \| \|
	823	lprng \| \|
	824	lynx \| \|
	825	m4 \| \|
	826	mailfromd \| \|
	827	mailutils \| \|
	828	make \| [] \|
	829	man-db \| \|
	830	man-db-manpages \| \|
	831	minicom \| [] \|
	832	mkisofs \| \|
	833	myserver \| \|
	834	nano \| [] [] \|
	835	opcodes \| \|
	836	parted \| \|
	837	pies \| \|
	838	popt \| [] [] [] \|
	839	psmisc \| \|
	840	pspp \| \|
	841	pwdutils \| \|
	842	radius \| \|
	843	recode \| \|
	844	rosegarden \| \|
	845	rpm \| \|
	846	rush \| \|
	847	sarg \| \|
	848	screem \| \|
	849	scrollkeeper \| [] [] \|
	850	sed \| \|
	851	sharutils \| \|
	852	shishi \| \|
	853	skencil \| \|
	854	solfege \| [] \|
	855	solfege-manual \| \|
	856	soundtracker \| \|
	857	sp \| \|
	858	sysstat \| [] \|
	859	tar \| [] \|
	860	texinfo \| [] \|
	861	tin \| \|
	862	unicode-han-tra... \| \|
	863	unicode-transla... \| \|
	864	util-linux-ng \| \|
	865	vice \| \|
	866	vmm \| \|
	867	vorbis-tools \| \|
	868	wastesedge \| \|
	869	wdiff \| \|
	870	wget \| [] \|
	871	wyslij-po \| \|
	872	xchat \| [] [] [] \|
	873	xdg-user-dirs \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	874	xkeyboard-config \| [] [] [] \|
	875	+-----------------------------------------------+
	876	ko ku ky lg lt lv mk ml mn mr ms mt nb nds ne
	877	20 5 10 1 13 48 4 2 2 4 24 10 20 3 1
	878
	879	nl nn or pa pl ps pt pt_BR ro ru rw sk sl sq sr
	880	+---------------------------------------------------+
	881	a2ps \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	882	aegis \| [] [] [] \|
	883	ant-phone \| [] [] \|
	884	anubis \| [] [] [] \|
	885	aspell \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	886	bash \| [] [] \|
	887	bfd \| [] \|
	888	bibshelf \| [] [] \|
	889	binutils \| [] [] \|
	890	bison \| [] [] [] \|
	891	bison-runtime \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	892	bluez-pin \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	893	bombono-dvd \| [] () \|
	894	buzztard \| [] [] \|
	895	cflow \| [] \|
	896	clisp \| [] [] \|
	897	coreutils \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	898	cpio \| [] [] [] \|
	899	cppi \| [] \|
	900	cpplib \| [] \|
	901	cryptsetup \| [] \|
	902	dfarc \| [] \|
	903	dialog \| [] [] [] [] \|
	904	dico \| [] \|
	905	diffutils \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	906	dink \| () \|
	907	doodle \| [] [] \|
	908	e2fsprogs \| [] [] \|
	909	enscript \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	910	exif \| [] [] [] () [] \|
	911	fetchmail \| [] [] [] [] \|
	912	findutils \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	913	flex \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	914	freedink \| [] [] \|
	915	gas \| \|
	916	gawk \| [] [] [] [] \|
	917	gcal \| \|
	918	gcc \| [] \|
	919	gettext-examples \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	920	gettext-runtime \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	921	gettext-tools \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	922	gip \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	923	gjay \| \|
	924	gliv \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	925	glunarclock \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	926	gnubiff \| [] () \|
	927	gnucash \| [] () () () \|
	928	gnuedu \| [] \|
	929	gnulib \| [] [] [] [] \|
	930	gnunet \| \|
	931	gnunet-gtk \| \|
	932	gnutls \| [] [] \|
	933	gold \| \|
	934	gpe-aerial \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	935	gpe-beam \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	936	gpe-bluetooth \| [] [] \|
	937	gpe-calendar \| [] [] [] [] \|
	938	gpe-clock \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	939	gpe-conf \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	940	gpe-contacts \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	941	gpe-edit \| [] [] [] \|
	942	gpe-filemanager \| [] [] [] \|
	943	gpe-go \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	944	gpe-login \| [] [] \|
	945	gpe-ownerinfo \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	946	gpe-package \| [] [] \|
	947	gpe-sketchbook \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	948	gpe-su \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	949	gpe-taskmanager \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	950	gpe-timesheet \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	951	gpe-today \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	952	gpe-todo \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	953	gphoto2 \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	954	gprof \| [] [] [] \|
	955	gpsdrive \| [] [] \|
	956	gramadoir \| [] [] \|
	957	grep \| [] [] [] [] \|
	958	grub \| [] [] [] \|
	959	gsasl \| [] [] [] [] \|
	960	gss \| [] [] [] \|
	961	gst-plugins-bad \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	962	gst-plugins-base \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	963	gst-plugins-good \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	964	gst-plugins-ugly \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	965	gstreamer \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	966	gtick \| [] [] [] \|
	967	gtkam \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	968	gtkorphan \| [] \|
	969	gtkspell \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	970	gutenprint \| [] [] \|
	971	hello \| [] [] [] [] \|
	972	help2man \| [] [] \|
	973	hylafax \| [] \|
	974	idutils \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	975	indent \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	976	iso_15924 \| [] [] [] [] \|
	977	iso_3166 \| [] [] [] [] [] () [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	978	iso_3166_2 \| [] [] [] \|
	979	iso_4217 \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	980	iso_639 \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	981	iso_639_3 \| [] [] \|
	982	jwhois \| [] [] [] [] \|
	983	kbd \| [] [] [] \|
	984	keytouch \| [] [] [] \|
	985	keytouch-editor \| [] [] [] \|
	986	keytouch-keyboa... \| [] [] [] \|
	987	klavaro \| [] [] \|
	988	latrine \| [] [] \|
	989	ld \| \|
	990	leafpad \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	991	libc \| [] [] [] [] \|
	992	libexif \| [] [] () [] \|
	993	libextractor \| \|
	994	libgnutls \| [] [] \|
	995	libgpewidget \| [] [] [] \|
	996	libgpg-error \| [] [] \|
	997	libgphoto2 \| [] [] \|
	998	libgphoto2_port \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	999	libgsasl \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	1000	libiconv \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	1001	libidn \| [] [] \|
	1002	lifelines \| [] [] \|
	1003	liferea \| [] [] [] [] [] () () [] \|
	1004	lilypond \| [] \|
	1005	linkdr \| [] [] [] \|
	1006	lordsawar \| \|
	1007	lprng \| [] \|
	1008	lynx \| [] [] [] \|
	1009	m4 \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	1010	mailfromd \| [] \|
	1011	mailutils \| [] \|
	1012	make \| [] [] [] [] \|
	1013	man-db \| [] [] [] \|
	1014	man-db-manpages \| [] [] [] \|
	1015	minicom \| [] [] [] [] \|
	1016	mkisofs \| [] [] [] \|
	1017	myserver \| \|
	1018	nano \| [] [] [] [] \|
	1019	opcodes \| [] [] \|
	1020	parted \| [] [] [] [] \|
	1021	pies \| [] \|
	1022	popt \| [] [] [] [] \|
	1023	psmisc \| [] [] [] \|
	1024	pspp \| [] [] \|
	1025	pwdutils \| [] \|
	1026	radius \| [] [] [] \|
	1027	recode \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	1028	rosegarden \| () () \|
	1029	rpm \| [] [] [] \|
	1030	rush \| [] [] \|
	1031	sarg \| \|
	1032	screem \| \|
	1033	scrollkeeper \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	1034	sed \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	1035	sharutils \| [] [] [] [] \|
	1036	shishi \| [] \|
	1037	skencil \| [] [] \|
	1038	solfege \| [] [] [] [] \|
	1039	solfege-manual \| [] [] [] \|
	1040	soundtracker \| [] \|
	1041	sp \| \|
	1042	sysstat \| [] [] [] [] \|
	1043	tar \| [] [] [] [] \|
	1044	texinfo \| [] [] [] [] \|
	1045	tin \| [] \|
	1046	unicode-han-tra... \| \|
	1047	unicode-transla... \| \|
	1048	util-linux-ng \| [] [] [] [] [] \|
	1049	vice \| [] \|
	1050	vmm \| [] \|
	1051	vorbis-tools \| [] [] \|
	1052	wastesedge \| [] \|
	1053	wdiff \| [] [] \|
	1054	wget \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	1055	wyslij-po \| [] [] [] \|
	1056	xchat \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	1057	xdg-user-dirs \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \|
	1058	xkeyboard-config \| [] [] [] \|
	1059	+---------------------------------------------------+
	1060	nl nn or pa pl ps pt pt_BR ro ru rw sk sl sq sr
	1061	135 10 4 7 105 1 29 62 47 91 3 54 46 9 37
	1062
	1063	sv sw ta te tg th tr uk vi wa zh_CN zh_HK zh_TW
	1064	+---------------------------------------------------+
	1065	a2ps \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 27
	1066	aegis \| [] \| 9
	1067	ant-phone \| [] [] [] [] \| 9
	1068	anubis \| [] [] [] [] \| 15
	1069	aspell \| [] [] [] \| 20
	1070	bash \| [] [] [] \| 12
	1071	bfd \| [] \| 6
	1072	bibshelf \| [] [] [] \| 16
	1073	binutils \| [] [] \| 8
	1074	bison \| [] [] \| 12
	1075	bison-runtime \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 29
	1076	bluez-pin \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 37
	1077	bombono-dvd \| [] \| 4
	1078	buzztard \| [] \| 7
	1079	cflow \| [] [] [] \| 9
	1080	clisp \| \| 10
	1081	coreutils \| [] [] [] [] \| 22
	1082	cpio \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 13
	1083	cppi \| [] [] \| 5
	1084	cpplib \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 14
	1085	cryptsetup \| [] [] \| 7
	1086	dfarc \| [] \| 9
	1087	dialog \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 30
	1088	dico \| [] \| 2
	1089	diffutils \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 30
	1090	dink \| \| 4
	1091	doodle \| [] [] \| 7
	1092	e2fsprogs \| [] [] [] \| 11
	1093	enscript \| [] [] [] [] \| 17
	1094	exif \| [] [] [] \| 16
	1095	fetchmail \| [] [] [] \| 17
	1096	findutils \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 20
	1097	flex \| [] [] [] [] \| 15
	1098	freedink \| [] \| 10
	1099	gas \| [] \| 4
	1100	gawk \| [] [] [] [] \| 18
	1101	gcal \| [] [] \| 5
	1102	gcc \| [] [] [] \| 7
	1103	gettext-examples \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 34
	1104	gettext-runtime \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 29
	1105	gettext-tools \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 22
	1106	gip \| [] [] [] [] \| 22
	1107	gjay \| [] \| 3
	1108	gliv \| [] [] [] \| 14
	1109	glunarclock \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 19
	1110	gnubiff \| [] [] \| 4
	1111	gnucash \| () [] () [] () \| 10
	1112	gnuedu \| [] [] \| 7
	1113	gnulib \| [] [] [] [] \| 16
	1114	gnunet \| [] \| 1
	1115	gnunet-gtk \| [] [] [] \| 5
	1116	gnutls \| [] [] [] \| 10
	1117	gold \| [] \| 4
	1118	gpe-aerial \| [] [] [] \| 18
	1119	gpe-beam \| [] [] [] \| 19
	1120	gpe-bluetooth \| [] [] [] \| 13
	1121	gpe-calendar \| [] [] [] [] \| 12
	1122	gpe-clock \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 28
	1123	gpe-conf \| [] [] [] [] \| 20
	1124	gpe-contacts \| [] [] [] \| 17
	1125	gpe-edit \| [] [] [] \| 12
	1126	gpe-filemanager \| [] [] [] [] \| 16
	1127	gpe-go \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 25
	1128	gpe-login \| [] [] [] \| 11
	1129	gpe-ownerinfo \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 25
	1130	gpe-package \| [] [] [] \| 13
	1131	gpe-sketchbook \| [] [] [] \| 20
	1132	gpe-su \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 30
	1133	gpe-taskmanager \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 29
	1134	gpe-timesheet \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 25
	1135	gpe-today \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 30
	1136	gpe-todo \| [] [] [] [] \| 17
	1137	gphoto2 \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 24
	1138	gprof \| [] [] [] \| 15
	1139	gpsdrive \| [] [] [] \| 11
	1140	gramadoir \| [] [] [] \| 11
	1141	grep \| [] [] [] \| 10
	1142	grub \| [] [] [] \| 14
	1143	gsasl \| [] [] [] [] \| 14
	1144	gss \| [] [] [] \| 11
	1145	gst-plugins-bad \| [] [] [] [] \| 26
	1146	gst-plugins-base \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 24
	1147	gst-plugins-good \| [] [] [] [] \| 24
	1148	gst-plugins-ugly \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 29
	1149	gstreamer \| [] [] [] [] \| 22
	1150	gtick \| [] [] [] \| 13
	1151	gtkam \| [] [] [] \| 20
	1152	gtkorphan \| [] [] [] \| 14
	1153	gtkspell \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 45
	1154	gutenprint \| [] \| 10
	1155	hello \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 21
	1156	help2man \| [] [] \| 7
	1157	hylafax \| [] \| 5
	1158	idutils \| [] [] [] [] \| 17
	1159	indent \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 30
	1160	iso_15924 \| () [] () [] [] \| 16
	1161	iso_3166 \| [] [] () [] [] () [] [] [] () \| 53
	1162	iso_3166_2 \| () [] () [] \| 9
	1163	iso_4217 \| [] () [] [] () [] [] \| 26
	1164	iso_639 \| [] [] [] () [] () [] [] [] [] \| 38
	1165	iso_639_3 \| [] () \| 8
	1166	jwhois \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 16
	1167	kbd \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 15
	1168	keytouch \| [] [] [] \| 16
	1169	keytouch-editor \| [] [] [] \| 14
	1170	keytouch-keyboa... \| [] [] [] \| 14
	1171	klavaro \| [] \| 11
	1172	latrine \| [] [] [] \| 10
	1173	ld \| [] [] [] [] \| 11
	1174	leafpad \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 33
	1175	libc \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 21
	1176	libexif \| [] () \| 7
	1177	libextractor \| [] \| 1
	1178	libgnutls \| [] [] [] \| 9
	1179	libgpewidget \| [] [] [] \| 14
	1180	libgpg-error \| [] [] [] \| 9
	1181	libgphoto2 \| [] [] \| 8
	1182	libgphoto2_port \| [] [] [] [] \| 14
	1183	libgsasl \| [] [] [] \| 13
	1184	libiconv \| [] [] [] [] \| 21
	1185	libidn \| () [] [] \| 11
	1186	lifelines \| [] \| 4
	1187	liferea \| [] [] [] \| 21
	1188	lilypond \| [] \| 7
	1189	linkdr \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 17
	1190	lordsawar \| \| 1
	1191	lprng \| [] \| 3
	1192	lynx \| [] [] [] [] \| 17
	1193	m4 \| [] [] [] [] \| 19
	1194	mailfromd \| [] [] \| 3
	1195	mailutils \| [] \| 5
	1196	make \| [] [] [] [] \| 21
	1197	man-db \| [] [] [] \| 8
	1198	man-db-manpages \| \| 4
	1199	minicom \| [] [] \| 16
	1200	mkisofs \| [] [] \| 9
	1201	myserver \| \| 0
	1202	nano \| [] [] [] [] \| 21
	1203	opcodes \| [] [] [] \| 11
	1204	parted \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 15
	1205	pies \| [] [] \| 3
	1206	popt \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 27
	1207	psmisc \| [] [] \| 11
	1208	pspp \| \| 4
	1209	pwdutils \| [] [] \| 6
	1210	radius \| [] [] \| 9
	1211	recode \| [] [] [] [] \| 28
	1212	rosegarden \| () \| 0
	1213	rpm \| [] [] [] \| 11
	1214	rush \| [] [] \| 4
	1215	sarg \| \| 1
	1216	screem \| [] \| 3
	1217	scrollkeeper \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 27
	1218	sed \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 30
	1219	sharutils \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 22
	1220	shishi \| [] \| 3
	1221	skencil \| [] [] \| 7
	1222	solfege \| [] [] [] [] \| 16
	1223	solfege-manual \| [] \| 8
	1224	soundtracker \| [] [] [] \| 9
	1225	sp \| [] \| 3
	1226	sysstat \| [] [] \| 15
	1227	tar \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 23
	1228	texinfo \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 17
	1229	tin \| \| 4
	1230	unicode-han-tra... \| \| 0
	1231	unicode-transla... \| \| 2
	1232	util-linux-ng \| [] [] [] [] \| 20
	1233	vice \| () () \| 1
	1234	vmm \| [] \| 4
	1235	vorbis-tools \| [] \| 6
	1236	wastesedge \| \| 2
	1237	wdiff \| [] [] \| 7
	1238	wget \| [] [] [] [] [] \| 26
	1239	wyslij-po \| [] [] \| 8
	1240	xchat \| [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 36
	1241	xdg-user-dirs \| [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] \| 63
	1242	xkeyboard-config \| [] [] [] \| 22
	1243	+---------------------------------------------------+
	1244	85 teams sv sw ta te tg th tr uk vi wa zh_CN zh_HK zh_TW
	1245	178 domains 119 1 3 3 0 10 65 51 155 17 98 7 41 2618
	1246
	1247	Some counters in the preceding matrix are higher than the number of
	1248	visible blocks let us expect. This is because a few extra PO files are
	1249	used for implementing regional variants of languages, or language
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	1251
	1252	For a PO file in the matrix above to be effective, the package to
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	1255	lag between the mere existence a PO file and its wide availability in a
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	1257
	1258	If June 2010 seems to be old, you may fetch a more recent copy of
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	1260	matrix with full percentage details can be found at
	1261	`http://translationproject.org/extra/matrix.html'.
	1262
	1263	1.5 Using `gettext' in new packages
	1264	===================================
	1265
	1266	If you are writing a freely available program and want to
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	1273
	1274	Once the sources are changed appropriately and the setup can handle
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	1	(C) Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@walla.co.il> 2003-2008.
	2	(C) Amos Shapir <amos083@hotmail.com> 1984-2003.
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	1	libhdate (1.6) - Boruch Baum <boruch-baum@users.sourceforge.net> 2012-01-09
	2	===========================================================================
	3
	4	hcal
	5	- introduced config file $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/hcal/hcalrc or ~/.config/hcal/hcalrc
	6	- add support for long options (eg --help, --version)
	7	- option --menu -m to prompt user for user-defined menu selections from config file
	8	- option --candles takes an optional numeric argument to modify the default minhag.
	9	valid values are 17 < n < 91 minutes (before sunset)
	10	- option --havdalah takes an optional numeric argument to modify the default minhag.
	11	valid values are 19 < n < 91 minutes (after sunset)
	12	- options to over-ride config file settings
	13	- remove dependency of Hebrew on locale environment variables
	14	- new feature: sunset-aware to highlight correct hebrew date
	15	- new option: shabbat times
	16	- new feature: location-awareness (options -l -L -z)
	17	- basic location-guessing (based upon time zone
	18	- coordinates may now also be in form degrees, minutes, seconds and be delimited by :, ', or "
	19	- coordinates may now include compass directions N, S, E, W.
	20	- time zone may now include fractional hours, or minutes (delimited by :, ', or ")
	21	- fixed missing symbols for holiday types
	22	- highlight current day in reverse video
	23	- option --no-reverse to suppress reverse video of current day
	24	- compress width of display on screen
	25	- print Gregorian and Hebrew months on one line
	26	-- BUG FIX: Ellul - Tishrei yyyy now correctly
	27	prints Ellul yyyy - Tishrei yyyy+1
	28	- option three-month to display previous and next months with current
	29	- option three-month with year displays four rows, three columns
	30	- option parasha to display parshat hashavua next to each week
	31	- option colorize to display data in, um, color
	32	- BUGFIX - padding adjusted to properly justify single digit hebrew dates
	33	- BUGFIX - calculation of end of month on change of year was wrong
	34	- BUGFIX - inserted bounds checking
	35	- option footnote to explain the month's holidays
	36	- option force-hebrew for non-hebrew locales
	37	- basic diaspora-awareness based on system time-zone
	38	- option force-israel to override diaspora-awareness
	39	- option visual, bidi to display Hebrew in reverse
	40	- modifications html/css
	41
	42	hdate
	43	- coordinates may now also be in form degrees, minutes, seconds and be delimited by :, ', or "
	44	- time zone may now include fractional hours, or minutes (delimited by :, ', or ")
	45	- coordinates may now include compass directions N, S, E, W.
	46	- improved parsing of config file to include coordinates, timezone
	47	- add support for long options
	48	- option --help
	49	- option --version
	50	- option --force-hebrew to force Hebrew characters for Hebrew dates in
	51	non-Hebrew locales
	52	- options --yom, --leshabbat, --leseder for Hebrew prefixing
	53	- remove annoying leading comma from options s,t,o,r,c
	54	- remove annoying parentheses from sunrise/sunset times, candlelighting times
	55	- remove blank line outputs
	56	- insert prefix for omer
	57	- insert descriptions for sunrise/sunset, candlelighting, motzash
	58	- remove printing ordinal numbers for short(!) form output option
	59	- insert 'yom' as prefix to gregorian day of week in Hebrew locale
	60	- special/appropriate text for Fri/Sat evenings
	61	- BUGFIX remove gettext directives from improper instances (option literals)
	62	- update copyright info
	63	- add version information to config file
	64	- BUGFIX tabular display bidi
	65	- BUGFIX tabular display omer
	66	- add candle and havdalah times to tabular display
	67	- add function pointer to validate_location
	68	- tweaks to iCal output
	69	-- uCal_uid_counter changed to be a local variable. The setting of
	70	this value was made more consistent with the iCal standard
	71	rfc5545, section 3.8.4.7.
	72	-- iCal entry: CLASS - put on new line
	73	- option --sunset-aware, prints tomorrow's Hebrew date and info (for today only) if after sunset
	74	- option --table, prints data in csv format, suitable for spreadsheets, awk, etc.
	75	- timezone: set default to system local tz
	76	-- set default lat/lon coordinates by tz
	77	-- add lat/lon/tz info for some cities
	78	- timezone: display warning message if timezone not set
	79	- BUG FIX: check valid ranges for parameters lat, lon, tz
	80	- BUG FIX: sanity-check tz versus longitude
	81	-- arbitrarily set sanity limit at delta 30 degrees
	82	- BUG FIX: hebrew incorrectly forced in short format
	83	- short-format style tweak
	84	- BUG FIX: Julian day would always print when selecting -R option
	85	- BUG FIX: parasha would always print when selecting -j option
	86	- BUG FIX: -R option would never work. would never print a parasha.
	87	- BUG FIX: Don't print negative astronomical times
	88	-- print instead --:--
	89	- BUG FIX: added print of sun_hour for -t option (it was half there already)
	90	- BUG FIX: changed min value for julian_day to 348022
	91	- BUG FIXES: inserted bounds checking for mm dd (incomplete)
	92	- improved error messages
	93	- option -q quiets non-fatal warning messages
	94	- option sunset-aware made default condition
	95	- option not-sunset-aware added (for the stubborn?)
	96	- made text messages compatible with GETTEXT for internationalization
	97	- BUGFIX - improved bounds checking
	98	- improve option parsing error detection
	99	- add long options for latitude, longitude, timezone
	100	- standardize use of get_int_string_ instead of get_int_string
	101	- option visual, bidi to display Hebrew in reverse
	102	- introduced config file $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/hdate/hdaterc or ~/.config/hdate/hdaterc
	103	- option --menu -m to prompt user for user-defined menu selections from config file
	104	- option --candles takes an optional numeric argument to modify the default minhag.
	105	valid values are 17 < n < 91 minutes (before sunset)
	106	- option --havdalah takes an optional numeric argument to modify the default minhag.
	107	valid values are 19 < n < 91 minutes (after sunset)
	108	- remove dependency of Hebrew on locale environment variables
	109
	110	libhdate
	111	- new function hdate_string
	112	- DEPRECATION: hdate_get_day_string is now only a wrapper for hdate_string
	113	- DEPRECATION: hdate_get_hebrew_month_string is now only a wrapper for hdate_string
	114	- DEPRECATION: hdate_get_holyday_string is now only a wrapper for hdate_string
	115	- DEPRECATION: hdate_get_month_string is now only a wrapper for hdate_string
	116	- DEPRECATION: hdate_get_parasha_string is now only a wrapper for hdate_string
	117	- DEPRECATION: hdate_get_omer_string is now only a wrapper for hdate_string
	118	- DEPRECATION: hdate_get_int_string_ is now only a wrapper for hdate_string
	119	- BUGFIX hdate_get_format_date no longer writes to static local buffers
	120	- callers to hdate_get_format_date must free() the space returned at ptr
	121	- BUGFIX made all functions const-correct and fixed resulting conflicts
	122	- BUGFIX corrected documentation for day of week string range 1-7 vs 0-6
	123
	124	gettext
	125	- upgrade to gettext-0.18.1.
	126
	127	================================================================
	128	end libhdate (1.6)
	129	================================================================
	130
	131
	132
	133	=================
	134	libhdate (1.4.20)
	135
	136	* Update pascal class example (Patch: Ido Kanner)
	137	* Update perl and php examples to use hdate objets
	138	* Fix PHP install dirs, and add hdate.php to the include path
	139	* Fix hdate man page
	140
	141	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Tue, 5 Nov 2010 10:00
	142
	143	libhdate (1.4.18)
	144
	145	* Fix longitude positive and negative directions.
	146	* in the hdate example make the times printout more verbose
	147	* Add sfirat ha omer to the hdate example (Patch: Amiad Bareli)
	148	* Add 'bet' in front of the month name in hebrew (Patch: Amiad Bareli)
	149
	150	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Tue, 26 Oct 2010 22:00
	151
	152	libhdate (1.4.14)
	153
	154	* Fix --localedir configure option and add a gettext localedir indicator
	155	at the configure summary
	156	* Add Sfirat ha omer function (Patch: Moshe Wagner <moshe.wagner@gmail.com>)
	157	* Add Erev Yum Kipur to the holidays list
	158	(Bug report: Arnon Sharlin; Patch: Moshe Wagner <moshe.wagner@gmail.com>)
	159	* Fix Tora readings in diaspora (Patch: Moshe Wagner <moshe.wagner@gmail.com>)
	160	* Change the type of holiday function to me more descriptive
	161	(Patch: Moshe Wagner <moshe.wagner@gmail.com>)
	162
	163	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Saturday, 17 Oct 2008 22:00
	164
	165	libhdate (1.4.12)
	166
	167	* Add GNU Pascal bindings (Ido Kanner)
	168	* Add example for GNU pascal
	169	* change configure flags for pascal from --disable-pascal
	170	to --disable-fpc and --disable-gpc
	171
	172	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Saturday, 14 Jun 2008 22:00
	173
	174	libhdate (1.4.11)
	175
	176	* Add Ruby bindings
	177	* Add PHP bindings
	178	* Add GPL notice to the example files (Bug report: Baruch Even)
	179	* Add a patch to print todays date in hcal in bold (Patch: Patrik Nilsson)
	180	* Fix documentation of files and structs (Bug report: Baruch Even)
	181	* Update Swedish translation (Thanks: Patrik Nilsson)
	182	* Fix hdate_get_utc_sun_time_deg
	183	function only work in low altitudes (Bug report: Ido Kanner)
	184	* Update pascal bindings and examples (Patch: Ido Kanner)
	185
	186	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Saturday, 5 Jan 2008 22:00
	187
	188	libhdate (1.4.10)
	189
	190	* Move to GPL3 (COPYING, AUTHORS)
	191	- Add Amos Shapir as author in Authors file
	192	- Update Amos's email
	193	* Change defult config options (configure.in)
	194	- Gettext version used now is 0.17
	195	- Python, Perl, Pascal bindings now built by default
	196	* Update the man files (docs/man)
	197	- add man files for c++ language
	198	- move all man files to docs/man directory
	199	* Bug fixes
	200	- Fix Kislev Hebrew translation misspell (Bug report: Ariel Galola)
	201	- Fix Julian day calculation (Bug report: Afonso Arantes)
	202	* Add new events
	203	- 30 shvat : Family day
	204	- 12 heshvan : rabin memorial day
	205	- 29 tamuz : zhabotinsky day
	206	* Changes to hdate command line utility
	207	- flag -j print the Julian day number
	208	- if argument is greater than 100000 it is asumed as Julian day number
	209	- "hdate -S YEAR" now print out same format as "hebcal -d -h -e YEAR"
	210
	211	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Thusday, 3 January 2008 22:00
	212
	213	libhdate (1.4.9)
	214
	215	* Fix endianess bug in big endian machins (/examples/hcal/hcal.c and hdate.c)
	216
	217	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Saturday, 7 April 2007 22:00
	218
	219	libhdate (1.4.8)
	220
	221	* Fix help printing bug: Add new line at the end of hdate help text.
	222	* Add two new functios to the time of day section:
	223	hdate_get_utc_sun_time_full - gets the time of first light,
	224	talit, sunris, sunset, first stars and three stars.
	225	hdate_get_utc_sun_time_deg - gets the time the sun is on
	226	some known altitude.
	227	* Add Times of day to hdate command line tool.
	228	supported times: first-light, talit, sunrise, mid-day, sunset, first-stars
	229	and three-stars
	230	* Add Times of Shabat enter/leave to hdate command line tool.
	231	Shabat starts 20 min before sunset, and leave at three stars.
	232	* Add new oprions in hdate command line tool to it's man page
	233
	234	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Tue, 8 Jun 2006 12:13
	235
	236	libhdate (1.4.7)
	237
	238	* Fix pesach II in hebrew po file.
	239	* hcal utility export strict html 4.01.
	240	* hcal utility can export diaspora holidays
	241	* Update hcal utility man file.
	242
	243	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Tue, 18 Apr 2006 12:13
	244
	245	libhdate (1.4.3)
	246
	247	* Fix header of spanish po file.
	248	* Daniel Nylander: Swedish translation.
	249
	250	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Mon, 10 Apr 2006 12:13
	251
	252	libhdate (1.4.2)
	253
	254	* Ido Kanner <idokan@gmail.com> - Update free pascal bindings.
	255	* Update address of Free Software Foundation in COPYING file.
	256	* make the spec.in file more configurable.
	257
	258	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Fri, 25 Nov 2005 12:13
	259
	260	libhdate (1.4.0)
	261
	262	* Michael Kaminsky - libhdate now reports the 2nd day of yom
	263	tov on Sukkot and Peseach as Yom Tov and not Chol Hamoed.
	264	* Cange C++ API - insert the location and diaspora flag as
	265	part of the hdate object.
	266	* Docomentation - separate the c and the cpp docs, more readable.
	267	* hdate example can now export iCal formated output.
	268
	269	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Mon, 8 Aug 2005 22:13
	270
	271	libhdate (1.3.1)
	272
	273	* Add "const correctness" patch from Markus Elfring (elfring).
	274	* Manual page seems to contain a hyphen where a minus sign was
	275	intended, patch by Lior Kaplan.
	276	* Remove the debian directory from the ziped package.
	277
	278	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Sat, 30 Jul 2005 22:13
	279
	280	libhdate (1.3.0)
	281
	282	* Add examples to the doc directory
	283	* doc directory is now /usr/doc/libhdate0 and no /usr/doc/hdate
	284	* make int_to_string aware of LANGUAGE system variable, make it more gettext compatible
	285
	286	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Wed, 27 Jul 2005 18:13
	287
	288	libhdate (1.0.1)
	289
	290	* first major reales number.
	291	* start to number the shared library.
	292	* stable api.
	293	* updated utility programs hdate/hcal.
	294	* added man files for library and utility programs.
	295	* python and perl bindings.
	296	* free pascal binding by Ido Kanner <idokan@gmail.com>
	297	* ru, fr, he, es translations, thanks to Peled Esti and Boris Peterberg.
	298	* added debian dir and RH spec file for easy packing, thanks to Oron Peled.
	299
	300	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Tue, 08 March 2005 18:13
	301
	302	libhdate (0.30.0)
	303
	304	* add es_MX translation by Peled Esti <esti@actcom.co.il>
	305	* initial russian translation by Boris Peterberg
	306
	307	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Tue, 08 March 2005 18:13
	308
	309	libhdate (0.30.0)
	310
	311	* cpp, python and perl bindings
	312	* examples for the new libhdate bindings
	313
	314	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Fri, 04 March 2005 15:19:29
	315
	316	libhdate (0.22.0)
	317
	318	* Michael Kaminsky's patch to Shavot II on diaspora reading.
	319
	320	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Mon, 28 Feb 2005 08:12:31
	321
	322	libhdate (0.22.0)
	323
	324	* New hebcal examples
	325
	326	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Fri, 25 Feb 2005 11:15:18
	327
	328	libhdate (0.21.0)
	329
	330	* New spec file by Oron Peled
	331	* Diaspora holydays/readings
	332	* New sunrise sunset functions
	333	* New html examples
	334	* New configure options to build / not build the examples
	335
	336	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Fri, 25 Feb 2005 11:15:18
	337
	338	libhdate (0.17.0)
	339
	340	* API chages.
	341	* base struct change.
	342
	343	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Mon, 22 Feb 2005 19:34:22
	344
	345	libhdate (0.16.3)
	346
	347	* Try to fix date conversion bug, thanks Michael Kaminsky.
	348
	349	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Mon, 21 Feb 2005 09:03:12
	350
	351	libhdate (0.16.2)
	352
	353	* Syntax error, and weeks calculation bug fixed by Michael Kaminsky.
	354
	355	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Sun, 20 Feb 2005 06:53:12
	356
	357	libhdate (0.16.1)
	358
	359	* Fix locale bug in int_to_string.
	360	* Add examples directory.
	361	* Minor bug fixes.
	362
	363	-- Yaacov Zamir <kzamir@wall.co.il> Sat, 19 Feb 2005 20:07:19

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	0	Installation Instructions
	1	*************************
	2
	3	Copyright (C) 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005,
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	11	Basic Installation
	12	==================
	13
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	94
	95	Compilers and Options
	96	=====================
	97
	98	Some systems require unusual options for compilation or linking that
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	105
	106	./configure CC=c99 CFLAGS=-g LIBS=-lposix
	107
	108	*Note Defining Variables::, for more details.
	109
	110	Compiling For Multiple Architectures
	111	====================================
	112
	113	You can compile the package for more than one kind of computer at the
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	121	With a non-GNU `make', it is safer to compile the package for one
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	124	reconfiguring for another architecture.
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	131
	132	./configure CC="gcc -arch i386 -arch x86_64 -arch ppc -arch ppc64" \
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	134	CPP="gcc -E" CXXCPP="g++ -E"
	135
	136	This is not guaranteed to produce working output in all cases, you
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	138	using the `lipo' tool if you have problems.
	139
	140	Installation Names
	141	==================
	142
	143	By default, `make install' installs the package's commands under
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	147	absolute file name.
	148
	149	You can specify separate installation prefixes for
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	154
	155	In addition, if you use an unusual directory layout you can give
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	159	default for these options is expressed in terms of `${prefix}', so that
	160	specifying just `--prefix' will affect all of the other directory
	161	specifications that were not explicitly provided.
	162
	163	The most portable way to affect installation locations is to pass the
	164	correct locations to `configure'; however, many packages provide one or
	165	both of the following shortcuts of passing variable assignments to the
	166	`make install' command line to change installation locations without
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	168
	169	The first method involves providing an override variable for each
	170	affected directory. For example, `make install
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	172	directory configuration variables that were expressed in terms of
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	174	but not in terms of `${prefix}', must each be overridden at install
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	177	the GNU Coding Standards, and ideally causes no recompilation.
	178	However, some platforms have known limitations with the semantics of
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	180	method, particularly noticeable in packages that use GNU Libtool.
	181
	182	The second method involves providing the `DESTDIR' variable. For
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	187	it does better at avoiding recompilation issues, and works well even
	188	when some directory options were not specified in terms of `${prefix}'
	189	at `configure' time.
	190
	191	Optional Features
	192	=================
	193
	194	If the package supports it, you can cause programs to be installed
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	215	overridden with `make V=0'.
	216
	217	Particular systems
	218	==================
	219
	220	On HP-UX, the default C compiler is not ANSI C compatible. If GNU
	221	CC is not installed, it is recommended to use the following options in
	222	order to use an ANSI C compiler:
	223
	224	./configure CC="cc -Ae -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=500"
	225
	226	and if that doesn't work, install pre-built binaries of GCC for HP-UX.
	227
	228	On OSF/1 a.k.a. Tru64, some versions of the default C compiler cannot
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	230	a workaround. If GNU CC is not installed, it is therefore recommended
	231	to try
	232
	233	./configure CC="cc"
	234
	235	and if that doesn't work, try
	236
	237	./configure CC="cc -nodtk"
	238
	239	On Solaris, don't put `/usr/ucb' early in your `PATH'. This
	240	directory contains several dysfunctional programs; working variants of
	241	these programs are available in `/usr/bin'. So, if you need `/usr/ucb'
	242	in your `PATH', put it _after_ `/usr/bin'.
	243
	244	On Haiku, software installed for all users goes in `/boot/common',
	245	not `/usr/local'. It is recommended to use the following options:
	246
	247	./configure --prefix=/boot/common
	248
	249	Specifying the System Type
	250	==========================
	251
	252	There may be some features `configure' cannot figure out
	253	automatically, but needs to determine by the type of machine the package
	254	will run on. Usually, assuming the package is built to be run on the
	255	_same_ architectures, `configure' can figure that out, but if it prints
	256	a message saying it cannot guess the machine type, give it the
	257	`--build=TYPE' option. TYPE can either be a short name for the system
	258	type, such as `sun4', or a canonical name which has the form:
	259
	260	CPU-COMPANY-SYSTEM
	261
	262	where SYSTEM can have one of these forms:
	263
	264	OS
	265	KERNEL-OS
	266
	267	See the file `config.sub' for the possible values of each field. If
	268	`config.sub' isn't included in this package, then this package doesn't
	269	need to know the machine type.
	270
	271	If you are _building_ compiler tools for cross-compiling, you should
	272	use the option `--target=TYPE' to select the type of system they will
	273	produce code for.
	274
	275	If you want to _use_ a cross compiler, that generates code for a
	276	platform different from the build platform, you should specify the
	277	"host" platform (i.e., that on which the generated programs will
	278	eventually be run) with `--host=TYPE'.
	279
	280	Sharing Defaults
	281	================
	282
	283	If you want to set default values for `configure' scripts to share,
	284	you can create a site shell script called `config.site' that gives
	285	default values for variables like `CC', `cache_file', and `prefix'.
	286	`configure' looks for `PREFIX/share/config.site' if it exists, then
	287	`PREFIX/etc/config.site' if it exists. Or, you can set the
	288	`CONFIG_SITE' environment variable to the location of the site script.
	289	A warning: not all `configure' scripts look for a site script.
	290
	291	Defining Variables
	292	==================
	293
	294	Variables not defined in a site shell script can be set in the
	295	environment passed to `configure'. However, some packages may run
	296	configure again during the build, and the customized values of these
	297	variables may be lost. In order to avoid this problem, you should set
	298	them in the `configure' command line, using `VAR=value'. For example:
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	300	./configure CC=/usr/local2/bin/gcc
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	305	Unfortunately, this technique does not work for `CONFIG_SHELL' due to
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	308	CONFIG_SHELL=/bin/bash /bin/bash ./configure CONFIG_SHELL=/bin/bash
	309
	310	`configure' Invocation
	311	======================
	312
	313	`configure' recognizes the following options to control how it
	314	operates.
	315
	316	`--help'
	317	`-h'
	318	Print a summary of all of the options to `configure', and exit.
	319
	320	`--help=short'
	321	`--help=recursive'
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	323	`configure', and exit. The `short' variant lists options used
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	325	also present in any nested packages.
	326
	327	`--version'
	328	`-V'
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	330	script, and exit.
	331
	332	`--cache-file=FILE'
	333	Enable the cache: use and save the results of the tests in FILE,
	334	traditionally `config.cache'. FILE defaults to `/dev/null' to
	335	disable caching.
	336
	337	`--config-cache'
	338	`-C'
	339	Alias for `--cache-file=config.cache'.
	340
	341	`--quiet'
	342	`--silent'
	343	`-q'
	344	Do not print messages saying which checks are being made. To
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	348	`--srcdir=DIR'
	349	Look for the package's source code in directory DIR. Usually
	350	`configure' can determine that directory automatically.
	351
	352	`--prefix=DIR'
	353	Use DIR as the installation prefix. *note Installation Names::
	354	for more details, including other options available for fine-tuning
	355	the installation locations.
	356
	357	`--no-create'
	358	`-n'
	359	Run the configure checks, but stop before creating any output
	360	files.
	361
	362	`configure' also accepts some other, not widely useful, options. Run
	363	`configure --help' for more details.
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	92	distclean-recursive maintainer-clean-recursive
	93	AM_RECURSIVE_TARGETS = $(RECURSIVE_TARGETS:-recursive=) \
	94	$(RECURSIVE_CLEAN_TARGETS:-recursive=) tags TAGS ctags CTAGS \
	95	distdir dist dist-all distcheck
	96	ETAGS = etags
	97	CTAGS = ctags
	98	DIST_SUBDIRS = $(SUBDIRS)
	99	DISTFILES = $(DIST_COMMON) $(DIST_SOURCES) $(TEXINFOS) $(EXTRA_DIST)
	100	distdir = $(PACKAGE)-$(VERSION)
	101	top_distdir = $(distdir)
	102	am__remove_distdir = \
	103	{ test ! -d "$(distdir)" \
	104	\|\| { find "$(distdir)" -type d ! -perm -200 -exec chmod u+w {} ';' \
	105	&& rm -fr "$(distdir)"; }; }
	106	am__relativize = \
	107	dir0=`pwd`; \
	108	sed_first='s,^$[^/]$/.$$,\1,'; \
	109	sed_rest='s,^[^/]/,,'; \
	110	sed_last='s,^./$[^/]$$$,\1,'; \
	111	sed_butlast='s,/[^/]$$,,'; \
	112	while test -n "$$dir1"; do \
	113	first=`echo "$$dir1" \| sed -e "$$sed_first"`; \
	114	if test "$$first" != "."; then \
	115	if test "$$first" = ".."; then \
	116	dir2=`echo "$$dir0" \| sed -e "$$sed_last"`/"$$dir2"; \
	117	dir0=`echo "$$dir0" \| sed -e "$$sed_butlast"`; \
	118	else \
	119	first2=`echo "$$dir2" \| sed -e "$$sed_first"`; \
	120	if test "$$first2" = "$$first"; then \
	121	dir2=`echo "$$dir2" \| sed -e "$$sed_rest"`; \
	122	else \
	123	dir2="../$$dir2"; \
	124	fi; \
	125	dir0="$$dir0"/"$$first"; \
	126	fi; \
	127	fi; \
	128	dir1=`echo "$$dir1" \| sed -e "$$sed_rest"`; \
	129	done; \
	130	reldir="$$dir2"
	131	DIST_ARCHIVES = $(distdir).tar.gz
	132	GZIP_ENV = --best
	133	distuninstallcheck_listfiles = find . -type f -print
	134	distcleancheck_listfiles = find . -type f -print
	135	ACLOCAL = @ACLOCAL@
	136	AMTAR = @AMTAR@
	137	AR = @AR@
	138	AUTOCONF = @AUTOCONF@
	139	AUTOHEADER = @AUTOHEADER@
	140	AUTOMAKE = @AUTOMAKE@
	141	AWK = @AWK@
	142	CC = @CC@
	143	CCDEPMODE = @CCDEPMODE@
	144	CFLAGS = @CFLAGS@
	145	CPP = @CPP@
	146	CPPFLAGS = @CPPFLAGS@
	147	CYGPATH_W = @CYGPATH_W@
	148	DATADIRNAME = @DATADIRNAME@
	149	DEFS = @DEFS@
	150	DEPDIR = @DEPDIR@
	151	DLLTOOL = @DLLTOOL@
	152	DSYMUTIL = @DSYMUTIL@
	153	DUMPBIN = @DUMPBIN@
	154	ECHO_C = @ECHO_C@
	155	ECHO_N = @ECHO_N@
	156	ECHO_T = @ECHO_T@
	157	EGREP = @EGREP@
	158	EXEEXT = @EXEEXT@
	159	FGREP = @FGREP@
	160	GETTEXT_MACRO_VERSION = @GETTEXT_MACRO_VERSION@
	161	GMSGFMT = @GMSGFMT@
	162	GMSGFMT_015 = @GMSGFMT_015@
	163	GP_MODULES_PATH = @GP_MODULES_PATH@
	164	GREP = @GREP@
	165	INSTALL = @INSTALL@
	166	INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@
	167	INSTALL_PROGRAM = @INSTALL_PROGRAM@
	168	INSTALL_SCRIPT = @INSTALL_SCRIPT@
	169	INSTALL_STRIP_PROGRAM = @INSTALL_STRIP_PROGRAM@
	170	INTLLIBS = @INTLLIBS@
	171	INTL_MACOSX_LIBS = @INTL_MACOSX_LIBS@
	172	LD = @LD@
	173	LDFLAGS = @LDFLAGS@
	174	LIBICONV = @LIBICONV@
	175	LIBINTL = @LIBINTL@
	176	LIBOBJS = @LIBOBJS@
	177	LIBS = @LIBS@
	178	LIBTOOL = @LIBTOOL@
	179	LIPO = @LIPO@
	180	LN_S = @LN_S@
	181	LTLIBICONV = @LTLIBICONV@
	182	LTLIBINTL = @LTLIBINTL@
	183	LTLIBOBJS = @LTLIBOBJS@
	184	MAINT = @MAINT@
	185	MAKEINFO = @MAKEINFO@
	186	MANIFEST_TOOL = @MANIFEST_TOOL@
	187	MKDIR_P = @MKDIR_P@
	188	MSGFMT = @MSGFMT@
	189	MSGFMT_015 = @MSGFMT_015@
	190	MSGMERGE = @MSGMERGE@
	191	NM = @NM@
	192	NMEDIT = @NMEDIT@
	193	OBJDUMP = @OBJDUMP@
	194	OBJEXT = @OBJEXT@
	195	OTOOL = @OTOOL@
	196