Hi!
> That is exactly the way to go, this is used also for international
> contracts. The original language is the one that has legal binding, the
> other one is to be seen as an "informative translation".
How could this be solved practically? The untranslated notice is not
available to the user
Hi!
> So, to elaborate on your suggestion, the team would be split in such a
> way that translators (along with their currently assigned modules) who
> voted for Peter would be in his team and the rest in Marcel's team.
> The new team would also state its own policy regarding membership,
> module
Hi Marcel!
Thanks for your answer. I disagree with some points but that's perfectly
ok. After rereading my mail it sounded a bit personal and I want to
apologies for that as that wasn't my intention. Also thanks for
summarizing the content of the slovak page.
To all: The GTP coordination team is
Hi Laco!
Be patient, we are on it. More or less just a bit of text work left on the
final response.
Regards,
Johannes
> Hi Johannes
>
> As it is almost two weeks from your last email, I would like to ask
> whether you have come to any conclusion, or if not when do you think
> you will decide?
>
Hi!
The release-team has sent a proposal for GNOME module reorganization. This
highly affects translation so I would encourage the team coordinators to
participate in this discussion (some have already) and of course everybody
else interested.
The announcement is here:
http://mail.gnome.org/archi
Hi!
It's the first mail in this thread, only two below your mail:
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-i18n/2010-June/msg00040.html
Could you avoid sending html mail please? Thanks!
Johannes
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Hi!
> Hi, Woulter, thanks for your improvements.
> Regarding to the first sentence, indeed it's more correct and
> instructive but as it appears in a tooltip, if the string is too long it
> will break in two lines. Do you have a shorter phrase?
Just a note: Is there a problem with multi-line tool
Hi!
> Just wait for a second approval from the i18n coordination team.
2 of 2 - go ahead!
Johannes
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Hi!
> + "Keyboard"
> + "Language"
> + "Session"
>
What was the use of the underscores in the first place? Sorry, I don't
fully get why they were there and why you would want to remove them.
If you just remove it for fixing the appearance for english language than
you are not fixing
Hi!
First, please keep you mails as objective as possible without accusing
people or trying to guess their reasoning for doing something. That's
pretty impolite.
> Current Lithuanian translation maintainers don't have time and resources
> to maintain existing gnome-desktop translations. Lithuania
Hi!
> My opinion is based on orca and anjuta comments in vertimus
> (http://l10n.gnome.org/languages/lt/gnome-3-0/ui/).
>
> "anjuta žemo prioriteto â pirma iÅ¡verskite kitus modulius." - anjuta
> is
> low priority. translate other modules first
> "orca yra žemo prioriteto â neverskite, kol v
Hi all!
Please stop taking all this personal. This is about working on a
translation project, not about personal differences.
* For the "File" thing: If people cannot decide on one term it is
completely legal for the coordinator to set a term that should be used
throughout translations. Seems to
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