In message <4340DB4D.6020401@Gravier.org>, Gilles Gravier writes:
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>I think we could aim for the middle and have a localized "equivalent"...=
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>that tried to hint that, indeed, NetBSD is indeed running on this =

>system. So not specific translations "running" doesn't translate to the =

>same meaning (in French) than "operating with"... and indeed, probably =

>in most languages.
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>So in French, you could say "Biensur, NetBSD tourne dessus." which =

>roughly translated could mean "Of course, NetBSD turns on this." but in =

>effect, in English, means "Of course, NetBSD runs on this."
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Right -- we have to port the slogan to other languages....

		--Steven M. Bellovin, http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~smb