[cc-ing to Dimitris Glezos at Transifex]
Nikos: > >> > > Maybe it is worth having a look at transifex [/]. > >> > > [/] http://www.transifex.net/ Markus N: > >> > What is their license policy? GPL compliant? No shift of ownership? > >> > This was the problem for years with launchpad rosetta, later they > >> > changed their license model. Nikos: > > Indeed, it is GPL (I got an additional reply from a dev of Transifex). > > See also [4]. Also, according to the dev the problem you describe above > > (wrt to rosetta) does not exist in Transifex. Markus N: > Indeed, I have taken a look (and registered myself): it looks very promising. > Read also http://lwn.net/Articles/325311/ > > According to http://www.transifex.net/faq/#heading_toc_j_7 we just > need to ask to become registered. Should we try? The beauty > seems to be that the system sends updates upstream which was the > key issue I have with pootle and others (imagine 16 persons contributing > one sentence each to 7 different languages, it would become a merge > hell for the translation manager). Dirty work should be done by the > computer :) > I may be all wrong, just interpreting web pages and such (and thanks to > Milena for her detailed pootle comments!). Maybe http://open-tran.eu/ could > be linked to transifex.net? > > Markus I can manage to contact folks over at Transifex [...@jan: no intention to take over or interfere to your work. I am just putting some glue which might or might not be wanted from the community]. Or... why not cc-them directly this post? Well, just asking never hurts (at least I believe so :-p). @Dimitris Glezos: Dimitri, can http://open-tran.eu/ be linked to transifex.net? Best regards, Nikos _______________________________________________ grass-translations mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-translations
