distinguish between "on" and "about"

[Luigi Toscano]

On Saturday, 17 March 2018 06:45:32 CET Leslie Satenstein wrote:
> Consider
> 
> Chapter 1. Introduction
> Welcome to KDE!
> This guide will introduce you to the many features of the Plasma workspace
> and applications and describe many common tasks you can perform.
> For more information *on* KDE, visit the KDE website.
> 
> You can be on topic or off topic, or you can be on a table or chair
> But do you want        "For more information *about* KDE?"   USA uses on in
> place of about.  The English world is larger than the USA.

Hi,
this basic language used for the guides (and most of technical documentation 
in English) is American English. This is the reason why another language 
available is en_GB (others flavors - or flavours - are possible, provided that 
there are maintainers).
Unfortunately not all the documentation is available for en_GB.

Regards
-- 
Luigi