Have a look here:
https://translations.launchpad.net/do-plugins
I'm not sure however, how the translation is made available once it is
done. As part of Ubuntu's language pack? Is this made available for
people not using Ubuntu?
There is also the issue that the strings describing the plugins in the
Preferences interface are not available for translation in that
interface.
I think they're not translatable. Probably a call (to something like
Catalog.GetString ?) should be made around line 203 in
Do.UI/PluginNodeView.cs :
string Description (string name, string desc, string version)
{
return string.Format (DescriptionFormat, name, desc, version);
}
However, I'm not a Mono/C# programmer, nor do I know much about Do's
source, so that might be wrong and/or I might be missing something.
Would be cool if somebody could look into those questions? Probably
doesn't take long.
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Plugins should use translations
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/321748
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