Re: Translations that do not have UTF-8 set as their charset

[Åsmund Skjæveland <aasmunds fys uio no>]

> Below is an unfortunately long list of translations that do not have
> UTF-8 set in their "Content-Type" "header". Presumably, they are not
> encoded in UTF-8 either.

> nn translation bonobo/po/nn.po has character set ISO-8859-1
> nn translation gnome-chess/po/nn.po has character set iso-8859-1
> nn translation gnome-i18n/glossary/nn.po has character set iso-8859-1
> nn translation gnome-i18n/redhat-po/gnome-control-center/nn.po has character set iso-8859-1
> nn translation gnome-pilot-conduits/po/nn.po has character set iso-8859-1
> nn translation nautilus-mozilla/po/nn.po has character set iso-8859-1
> nn translation radioactive/po/nn.po has character set iso-8859-1

I've fixed those that were on the status pages. I've treated 
gnome-i18n/nn the same as I've treated it all along, an obsolete and 
ignorable resource that nobody cares about anymore, since we've already 
got equivalent things elsewhere.

-- 
Å. Skjæveland
aasmunds@fys.uio.no