Here I found a typo: see here and this patch.
Regards, Carlo
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Stemby commented at 5:24 PM on January 3, 2012: none
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Stemby commented at 2:54 PM on January 4, 2012: none
Ah, what do you mean with "1KB"? 1024 B? In this case, the correct unit is "1 KiB":
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kibibyte
Ciao!
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laanwj commented at 9:59 PM on January 11, 2012: member
No, it's per 1000. So kB would be right.
However, remember that you need to change the message (at least the <source> one) in all the translations if you change English.
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luke-jr commented at 3:36 PM on January 24, 2012: member
Despite SI, "KB" has traditionally been defined as 1024 bytes.
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tcatm commented at 11:48 AM on February 5, 2012: none
I think you can tx pull, sed 's/KB/kB/', diff and tx push (tx is the tool to work with transifex).
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Stemby commented at 11:53 AM on February 5, 2012: none
Pay attention, there are 2 errors to be fixed:
- KB → kB
- the blank to be added between the number and the unit (e.g. "1 kB")
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Stemby commented at 1:09 PM on February 11, 2012: none
Fixed
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