Hi guys,
Which projects should be translated for the upcoming gnome 2.10 release?
Best regards:
al_shopov
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tir, 15 02 2005 kl. 09:48 +0200, skrev Alexander Shopov:
> Hi guys,
> Which projects should be translated for the upcoming gnome 2.10 release?
> Best regards:
Check out: http://l10n-status.gnome.org/gnome-2.10/
Happy translation!
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Martin Willemoes Hansen
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Check out: http://l10n-status.gnome.org/gnome-2.10/
I am sorry but I do not think that the information there is enough.
(And I check the pages every day).
For example - gnome-mime-data is the same as shared mime data.
What about projects like gstreamer and its plugins, libxklavier?
As far as I real
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> The main problem is that not all the modules are using gnome cvs, and
> our statistics pages are generated from gnome cvs.
Well, this is quite understandable, one cannot encompass all cases.
Can someone announce the freedesktop projects we need to translate,
their cvs branches, etc.
Best regar
Yesterday at 9:34, Alexander Shopov wrote:
>> Check out: http://l10n-status.gnome.org/gnome-2.10/
> I am sorry but I do not think that the information there is enough.
> (And I check the pages every day).
> For example - gnome-mime-data is the same as shared mime data.
> What about projects like g
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, Danilo Åegan wrote:
> unicode[-han]-translation (I hope this will be used by gucharmap, if not
> already)
unicode[-han]-translation is a project to translate Unicode
character names. gucharmap currently does not support character
translation and so doesn't use unicode-tra
Alexander> For example - gnome-mime-data is the same as shared mime data.
gnone-mime-date is not there, a part of 2.10
Alexander> What about projects like gstreamer and its plugins, libxklavier?
http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/
The main problem is that not all the modules are using gnome cvs, an
> What about projects like gstreamer and its plugins, libxklavier?
Libxklavier is not translatable - there are no user-visible strings in
it. But there is xkeyboard-config project, which, though it is not a
part of gnome 2.10 - but supposedly a part of the future modular xorg
release - need the i18
