Hi Osoitz.
I would like to check whether you care about your users, or whether you
care about something else.
Would you feel that giving Xabier's translation the code eu_EU [Basque]
and your translation the code eu_ES [Basque (alternative)] a reasonable
solution, given that we do not speak Basque and do not know the ins and
outs? If the answer is 'no', you might well be wasting your time
working on an alternative to what we have used so far.
The current planned deadline for translation would be 30 July 2017. It
could easily slip to later, but that is Release Manager's decision and
out of my hands. There will be a new .pot file. Given the amount of
work in doing a new translation, rather than just updating an old one,
it may be best to plan for it for Audacity 2.2.1, rather than 2.2.0.
--James.
On 7/17/2017 6:40 PM, Osoitz E wrote:
Hello,
The current *Basque "team manager"* of Audacity in Transifex is *Beluga
<https://www.transifex.com/user/profile/Beluga/>*
I just sent him a message, thank you.
IF we receive two competing translations for the same country code, we
will have to make a decision on which one to use, or whether to use both
and offer different language codes.
What would be the deadline so that there's enough time to look at the issue
before the release? The planned release date for Audacity 2.2.0 is August
the 7nth, in such a short time what I can propose to the mailing list is a
first set of corrections above the current translation along with an
explanation to help you decide.
Please recommend a country code that you think we should use for Xabier
Aramendi's translation file, and what language name to use.
I want to emphasize that we are not talking about geographical or dialectal
differences here, many words used by Xabier Aramendi are invented by
himself and used *only* by himself (Try to Google for example "itsustura"
to find only Audacity's translation). He is laboriously creating a new
language.
Therefore, I can not recommend to use an existing language code for the
current translation, could 'xa' or 'eu_XA' be used perhaps? (XA being
Xabier Aramendi).
Osoitz
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