FC4 & RHE4 : Install freeze after spel.rpm DONE

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by Klug

(To our Zimbra Inc. moderators, why not creating a couple "language based" sub-forums ?)

Probably because we'd all like to help, if the forum is restricted to another language that will also limit the help you can get. At least, that's my opinion.

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by VLR

I don't have these logs in /tmp

Are you saying you don't have those logs at all or just not in that directory? The zmsetup.log should be there and it probably has a numeric suffix. Where did you get the install.log details you posted earlier? Can't do much without that information.

[Klug]

Originally Posted by phoenix

Probably because we'd all like to help, if the forum is restricted to another language that will also limit the help you can get. At least, that's my opinion.

I do agree with you.

But problem is also "the other way round" : people who won't want to participate in English because they don't feel like it (too shy, not sure of their written English or any other reason).

[phoenix]

Yes, I can understand that problem as an Englishman living in France. I just think you'll get better support from the main forums.

[KevinH]

Originally Posted by Klug

(To our Zimbra Inc. moderators, why not creating a couple "language based" sub-forums ?)

This is something we can explore in the future. As Bill said the more centralized we keep it now the better. Just let's more people participate and learn.

[Klug]

Originally Posted by phoenix

Yes, I can understand that problem as an Englishman living in France.

Cheat.

[Gmasson]

Hi all,

Centralisation against Decentralisation ?

I see your different opinion, that are all respectable.
But anyway Zimbra is not only for Tech peoples it's a daytoday interface for mail and calendar for "the common user of PC" and this one in his country need to use his own languages, not only in France, but in Italy, Spain and ... too.
Than 2 solutions:
Let have local Forum for users in their languages (French, German, Italian, Spanish and .....).
and Central Tech Forum in English is fine for the beginning.

It seams for me a correct and fair solution.

Notes: There is some english people living in France
oh my God......