On 29.02.2012 07:10, Jordan Uggla wrote:
> In my first patch I rather stupidly asked gettext for a translation of "%s".
> Updated patch below does not have this mistake.
>
I attach the update on the top of menuid.
I think it would be bad to break every time user changes the 
configuration entry. So I'd prefer to remove this option. Now there is 
however a problem with migration. I see following possibilities:
1) Check in grub-mkconfig & co that GRUB_DEFAULT/saved_entry from envblk 
contains old or old Ubuntu-style entries and if it does add a stanza like:
if [ x"$default" = x"<entry>" ]; then
   default="<new name>"
fi
and issue a warning
2) Like (1) but replace a warning with error and issue no stanza
3) Like (1) but perform no check and issue no warning and simply 
generate stanzas for all possible entries. Would result in a lot of clutter
4) Like (3) make check independent of stanzas and use it for issuing the 
warning

Right now I believe that (1) is the most reasonable

@Colin Watson: given the problems with current Ubuntu submenu patch and 
a migration way like in (1) is it possible to replace Ubuntu patch with 
Jordan's one for 12.10?

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Regards
Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko