The Linux Mint BlogMintWifi 1.3 now comes with drivers for Linksys USB adapters WUSB54G, version 1, 2 and 4.
If you rely on ndisgtk or ndiswrapper to make your Wireless card work you can send us your Windows drivers. This way you won’t need to get them from your CD or from the Internet, they’ll become part of mintWifi and automatically stored in /usr/lib/linuxmint/mintWifi/drivers.
mintDesktop 1.6 and mintInstall 2.7 were released yesterday:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalization_and_localization
In an i18n’d application all sentences and words that the user can see are in a separate file dynamically loaded depending on the locale used by the user. In other words if you add a Swedish translation file to it.. It starts showing in Swedish in your Swedish environment.. Automatically 🙂
The translatable items and the program logic are separated so that anybody can easily translate the application.
All mint tools are going through this at the moment. MintUpdate and mintInstall are already i18n, mintDesktop is getting i18n’d as we speak.
Launchpad will coordinate translation efforts for these projects.