Chapter 4. Credits

	No-one remembers the singer. The song remains.
	-- Terry Pratchett, The Last Hero

This section commemorates some of the people who have contributed to aptitude over its lifetime.

	Note
	This section is presently rather incomplete and will likely be updated and expanded as time goes on (in particular, there are many missing translation credits due to the huge number of sources of translations ^[21]). If you think you should be on this list, please email `<[email protected]>` with an explanation of why you think so.

Translations and internationalization

Brazilian translation: Andre Luis Lopes, Gustavo Silva
Chinese translation: Carlos Z.F. Liu
Czech translation: Miroslav Kure
Danish translation: Morten Brix Pedersen, Morten Bo Johansen
Dutch translation: Luk Claes
Finnish translation: Jaakko Kangasharju
French translation: Martin Quinson, Jean-Luc Coulon
German translation: Sebastian Schaffert, Erich Schubert, Sebastian Kapfer, Jens Seidel
Italian translation: Danilo Piazzalunga
Japanese translation: Yasuo Eto, Noritada Kobayashi
Lithuanian translation: Darius ?itkevicius
Polish translation: Michal Politowski
Portuguese translation: Nuno Sénica, Miguel Figueiredo
Norwegian translation: Håvard Korsvoll
Spanish translation: Jordi Malloch, Ruben Porras
Swedish translation: Daniel Nylander
Initial i18n patch: Masato Taruishi
i18n triaging and maintainence: Christian Perrier

Documentation

User's Manual: Daniel Burrows

Programming

Program design and implementation: Daniel Burrows
Support for the dpkg Breaks field: Ian Jackson, Michael Vogt

^[21] It should be possible to compile a fairly complete list of i18n contributors based on the ChangeLog, its references to the Debian bug tracking system, and the revision history of aptitude, but doing so will require a large investment of time that is not currently available.


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