There are regular builds by Pavel, and he builds from latest translations,
provided by localization teams as links to gzipped gsi files (for DEV300 and
OOO320).
Unfortunately he does not build Windows anymore, but he does Linux and OSX
for (almost) every build, so these are really great for testing. There are
also Maho's builds, but he uses translations integrated into tree, so that
is really not useful for testing translations.
I only wish Pavel could start making Windows language packs again, maybe
that can be achieved even without MS compilers, since there was some
development lately on minigw side ;)
Lp, m.
2010/2/18 Marcus Lange marcus.la...@sun.com
fyva wrote:
Hi,
Currently there are Ar (Arabic), De (German), Fr (French), Ja (Japanese)
and En (English) languages. If it is possible to add Ru (Russian) (at least
as language packs), we would like to test them. Those languages represent
different sets of characters (right?) (Arabic - complex text layout,
Japanese - Asian languages, De, Fr, En - latin and extended
yes, IMHO French is build, too, because it's a language with long strings.
When these strings fit into menues and dialogs, then all other languages
should also fit.
latin.) There are still no Greek and Cyrillic. I am asking for Cyrillic,
Russian, and am going to test those builds. But also many would like to have
DEV builds installed permanently, but having only English is not convenient,
because we can't test translations and are getting used to
Please note that normally there is no translation that could be tested.
This should be done after integrating the localization CWSs and with builds
from the release codelines.
All you could test are the features that were integrated in every
milestone.
English terms. If mirrors are out of disk space, I understand, excuse me.
I'll check if it is possible to add ru langpacks.
Best regards
Marcus
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