On 18-11-2023 18:36, zoorat wrote:
In general, try to convey the information in a way useful to Bengali
readers. Do *not necessarily* translate literally, like machine
translations would.
thanks a lot.
i will try my best.
Hi, https://translatewiki.net/ appears to have a bangla team, see
> In general, try to convey the information in a way useful to Bengali
> readers. Do *not necessarily* translate literally, like machine
> translations would.
thanks a lot.
i will try my best.
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Hello zoorat.
zoorat writes:
> I have the official dictionary from Bangla Academy, I will use it then.
> at first, I didn't even think about them because they don't have the
> best reputation... whatever
> I will try to be as formal as the schoolbooks. as far as I know, those
> are vetted by
hi,
> in this case, it might make sense to see if there are already common
> translations for comparable "things" on other operating systems,
> Android, Windows, iOS, etc.
I will look into those sources.
as far as I remember, they are just bad machine translation. (I mean
even grammar doesn't
On 11/18/23 07:18, Giovanni Santini wrote:
...
Let's hope the problem gets solved soon. :)
Hi
You may have mentioned this already, but is there anything interesting
in the kernel logs?
I see no relevant looking ntfs3 commits in the kernel after 6.6.
There were some in 6.6 [1].
Since
hi,
thanks a lot for the answer.
> Hello zoorat, I suggest to follow authorities like the Académie
> Française. Wikipedia claims Bangla has a Bangla Academy. What would
> they say?
I have the official dictionary from Bangla Academy, I will use it then.
at first, I didn't even think about
Hello zoorat, I suggest to follow authorities like the Académie
Française. Wikipedia claims Bangla has a Bangla Academy. What would
they say? When I translate to German, I do prefer German words, when
there’s no good argument against it. The terminology of Debian’s or
GNOME’s or other
Hi everyone,
On 2023-11-17 11:13, Łukasz Michalski wrote:
Looks like a bug. If something is written to file you should be able
to read it afterwards no matter if content is still in i/o buffer or
already written to disk.
This is definitely correct.
I just verified that `linux-lts` does not
hi,
I was planning to translate AURweb and archwiki into Bangla.
but got into a problem.
sorry if I missed this info in the wiki.
while reading badly translated
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman_(%E0%A6%AC%E0%A6%BE%E0%A6%82%E0%A6%B2%E0%A6%BE)
I got confused about how to translate the word
