dopewars SVN - en to en_GB translation catalogue (9 entries)

note: Usage information, printed when the user runs "dopewars -h" (version with support for GNU long options)
en: Usage: dopewars [OPTION]...
    Drug dealing game based on "Drug Wars" by John E. Dell
      -b, --no-color,         "black and white" - i.e. do not use pretty colors
          --no-colour           (by default colors are used where available)
      -n, --single-player     be boring and don't connect to any available dopewars
                                servers (i.e. single player mode)
      -a, --antique           "antique" dopewars - keep as closely to the original
                                version as possible (no networking)
      -f, --scorefile=FILE    specify a file to use as the high score table (by
                                default %s/dopewars.sco is used)
      -o, --hostname=ADDR     specify a hostname where the server for multiplayer
                                dopewars can be found
      -s, --public-server     run in server mode (note: see the -A option for
                                configuring a server once it's running)
      -S, --private-server    run a "private" server (do not notify the metaserver)
      -p, --port=PORT         specify the network port to use (default: 7902)
      -g, --config-file=FILE  specify the pathname of a dopewars configuration file;
                                this file is read immediately when the -g option
                                is encountered
      -r, --pidfile=FILE      maintain pid file "FILE" while running the server
      -l, --logfile=FILE      write log information to "FILE"
      -A, --admin             connect to a locally-running server for administration
      -c, --ai-player         create and run a computer player
      -w, --windowed-client   force the use of a graphical (windowed)
                                client (GTK+ or Win32)
      -t, --text-client       force the use of a text-mode client (curses) (by
                                default, a windowed client is used when possible)
      -P, --player=NAME       set player name to "NAME"
      -C, --convert=FILE      convert an "old format" score file to the new format
en_GB: Usage: dopewars [OPTION]...
    Drug dealing game based on "Drug Wars" by John E. Dell
      -b, --no-color,         "black and white" - i.e. do not use pretty colours
          --no-colour           (by default colours are used where available)
      -n, --single-player     be boring and don't connect to any available dopewars
                                servers (i.e. single player mode)
      -a, --antique           "antique" dopewars - keep as closely to the original
                                version as possible (no networking)
      -f, --scorefile=FILE    specify a file to use as the high score table (by
                                default %s/dopewars.sco is used)
      -o, --hostname=ADDR     specify a hostname where the server for multiplayer
                                dopewars can be found
      -s, --public-server     run in server mode (note: see the -A option for
                                configuring a server once it's running)
      -S, --private-server    run a "private" server (do not notify the metaserver)
      -p, --port=PORT         specify the network port to use (default: 7902)
      -g, --config-file=FILE  specify the pathname of a dopewars configuration file;
                                this file is read immediately when the -g option
                                is encountered
      -r, --pidfile=FILE      maintain pid file "FILE" while running the server
      -l, --logfile=FILE      write log information to "FILE"
      -A, --admin             connect to a locally-running server for administration
      -c, --ai-player         create and run a computer player
      -w, --windowed-client   force the use of a graphical (windowed)
                                client (GTK+ or Win32)
      -t, --text-client       force the use of a text-mode client (curses) (by
                                default, a windowed client is used when possible)
      -P, --player=NAME       set player name to "NAME"
      -C, --convert=FILE      convert an "old format" score file to the new format

note: Usage information, printed when the user runs "dopewars -h" (short options only version)
en: Usage: dopewars [OPTION]...
    Drug dealing game based on "Drug Wars" by John E. Dell
      -b       "black and white" - i.e. do not use pretty colors
                  (by default colors are used where the terminal supports them)
      -n       be boring and don't connect to any available dopewars servers
                  (i.e. single player mode)
      -a       "antique" dopewars - keep as closely to the original version as
                  possible (no networking)
      -f file  specify a file to use as the high score table
                  (by default %s/dopewars.sco is used)
      -o addr  specify a hostname where the server for multiplayer dopewars
                  can be found
      -s       run in server mode (note: see the -A option for configuring a
                  server once it's running)
      -S       run a "private" server (i.e. do not notify the metaserver)
      -p port  specify the network port to use (default: 7902)
      -g file  specify the pathname of a dopewars configuration file; this file
                  is read immediately when the -g option is encountered
      -r file  maintain pid file "file" while running the server
      -l file  write log information to "file"
      -c       create and run a computer player
      -w       force the use of a graphical (windowed) client (GTK+ or Win32)
      -t       force the use of a text-mode client (curses)
                  (by default, a windowed client is used when possible)
      -P name  set player name to "name"
      -C file  convert an "old format" score file to the new format
      -A       connect to a locally-running server for administration
en_GB: Usage: dopewars [OPTION]...
    Drug dealing game based on "Drug Wars" by John E. Dell
      -b       "black and white" - i.e. do not use pretty colours
                  (by default colours are used where the terminal supports them)
      -n       be boring and don't connect to any available dopewars servers
                  (i.e. single player mode)
      -a       "antique" dopewars - keep as closely to the original version as
                  possible (no networking)
      -f file  specify a file to use as the high score table
                  (by default %s/dopewars.sco is used)
      -o addr  specify a hostname where the server for multiplayer dopewars
                  can be found
      -s       run in server mode (note: see the -A option for configuring a
                  server once it's running)
      -S       run a "private" server (i.e. do not notify the metaserver)
      -p port  specify the network port to use (default: 7902)
      -g file  specify the pathname of a dopewars configuration file; this file
                  is read immediately when the -g option is encountered
      -r file  maintain pid file "file" while running the server
      -l file  write log information to "file"
      -c       create and run a computer player
      -w       force the use of a graphical (windowed) client (GTK+ or Win32)
      -t       force the use of a text-mode client (curses)
                  (by default, a windowed client is used when possible)
      -P name  set player name to "name"
      -C file  convert an "old format" score file to the new format
      -A       connect to a locally-running server for administration

en: dopewars is released under the GNU General Public License
en_GB: dopewars is released under the GNU General Public Licence

note: Version and copyright notice in GTK+ 'about' dialog
en: Version %s     Copyright (C) 1998-2022  Ben Webb benwebb@users.sf.net
    dopewars is released under the GNU General Public License
en_GB: Version %s     Copyright (C) 1998-2022  Ben Webb benwebb@users.sf.net
    dopewars is released under the GNU General Public Licence

en: Cop armor
en_GB: Cop armour

en: Deputy armor
en_GB: Deputy armour

note: These are the explanations of the various Windows Sockets error codes
en: WinSock has not been properly initialized
en_GB: WinSock has not been properly initialised

en: Cannot initialize WinSock (%s)!
en_GB: Cannot initialise WinSock (%s)!

en: SOCKS authentication canceled by user
en_GB: SOCKS authentication cancelled by user
