[1/16] po: Update Russian translation

[Oleg Yarigin]

25.08.2012 11:50, Nikolay Sivov пишет:
> On 8/25/2012 09:43, Oleg Yarigin wrote:
>> 24.08.2012 12:20, Nikolay Sivov пишет:
>>> On 8/24/2012 10:13, Oleg Yarigin wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>   "To install a new program from a floppy disk, CD-ROM drive, or your
>>>> hard "
>>>>   "drive, click Install."
>>>>   msgstr ""
>>>> -"Чтобы установить программу с CD-ROM, дискеты или жёсткого диска,
>>>> нажмите "
>>>> -"Установить."
>>>> +"Для установки программы с компакт- или жёсткого диска нажмите
>>>> «Установить»."
>>> You only need to fix quotation marks in original string, the variant you
>>> proposed doesn't say what English string is saying.
>> I translated so because, I hope, "floppy disc" term is obsolete
>> nowadays (nobody has it).
>>
> This is not up to translator to alter a meaning of original text just
> cause some words in it are not
> used frequently enough these days than they used to.
Well, in this case I`ll improve it to "... с дискеты, компакт- ...".

>> What does it mean: "можно автоматически удалить"? It doesn`t sound
>> correct becouse auto-removing (in the text) and user-aided one (in
>> mean of a phrase "можно удалить") are mutual exclusive.
> It means that there's an uninstaller of some sort that could be used to
> uninstall a program. Uninstall doesn't mean removing files, it could be
> a lot more. So user can manually undo what's done by installer (and he's
> not supposed to do that) or automatically undo these changes going
> through uninstallation procedure.
In this case we need to change this phrase, becouse it messed everybody I
asked. What is in Windows there (for reference)?


>>>>   #: appwiz.rc:35 shell32.rc:141 shell32.rc:238 regedit.rc:122
>>>> winefile.rc:104
>>>>   msgid "Name"
>>>> -msgstr "Имя"
>>>> +msgstr "Название"
>>> That's questionable. If you really want to change that it will need to
>>> depend on context I guess.
>> I think, "Имя" is used for, em, "animate objects"; against "Название"
>> is used for "inanimate objects".
> That's not true. It's more general than that, it's more like
> "identifier" actually. And nobody says "название файла", that
> sounds strange at least.
Oh, I forgot about it. But there is an "Имя" column in Windows Explorer 
(in Windows 7 at least), so I don`t know what is correct.