Hi all,
As I want to use Pootle to translate I experience quite often (e.g.,
now) that Pootle hangs. I can easily access the site and navigate the
lists, but when I want to go into translation mode it hangs for ever.
Cheers,
Leif Lodahl
The Danish Team
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On 19-02-2011 13:06, leif wrote:
Hi all,
As I want to use Pootle to translate I experience quite often (e.g.,
now) that Pootle hangs. I can easily access the site and navigate the
lists, but when I want to go into translation mode it hangs for ever.
Cheers,
Leif Lodahl
The Danish Team
Indeed,
Hi *,
looking at RC2, I found that extended tips (if enabled) are in large part
untranslated, although "Merged UI" is at 100% for Estonian and I remember
having translated identical strings. Looking closer, it seems that such tips
are (mostly?) the ones where I omitted final period, in accordance w
Hi all,
I have a question with regard to installing dictionaries :
On Mac, when I download from the libreoffice.org site, I can only use
the en_US DMG image, and then, by some script magic, my platform is
detected as using the French locale and thus the French lang/help pack
is suggested along wi
2011/2/19 Mihkel Tõnnov :
> Hi *,
> looking at RC2, I found that extended tips (if enabled) are in large part
> untranslated, although "Merged UI" is at 100% for Estonian and I remember
> having translated identical strings. Looking closer, it seems that such tips
> are (mostly?) the ones where I o
Well, what caught my attention was the print dialog, i.e.
strings-ending-in-period from here on:
http://translations.documentfoundation.org/et/libo33x_ui/vcl/source/src.po/translate?unit=1172752--
I didn't find those strings in HC2.
(Note that I've since added the periods to the translations, too.)
Hi Alexander, *,
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 4:56 PM, Alexander Thurgood
wrote:
>
> Suppose now that I have installed LibO, I have my French interface and
> help, and that I now want a Chinese spellcheck
There is no such thing as a chinese spell checker - the characters are
words already, so you'd n
Hi Christian,
Le 19/02/11 18:21, Christian Lohmaier a écrit :
> There is no such thing as a chinese spell checker - the characters are
> words already, so you'd need some kind of grammar-checking instead
> (that can detect what characters/glyph belong to one "expression").
Thanks for clearing th
Hi Alexander, *,
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 6:32 PM, Alexander Thurgood
wrote:
> Le 19/02/11 18:21, Christian Lohmaier a écrit :
>> There is no such thing as a chinese spell checker - the characters are
>> words already, so you'd need some kind of grammar-checking instead
>> (that can detect what ch
2011.02.19. 18:11 keltezéssel, Mihkel Tõnnov írta:
> Well, what caught my attention was the print dialog, i.e.
> strings-ending-in-period from here on:
> http://translations.documentfoundation.org/et/libo33x_ui/vcl/source/src.po/translate?unit=1172752--
> I didn't find those strings in HC2.
> (Note
I see. Does that mean we get RC3, too? (Where, hopefully, these are
translated :)
Best regards,
Mihkel
2011/2/19 Andras Timar
> 2011.02.19. 18:11 keltezéssel, Mihkel Tõnnov írta:
> > Well, what caught my attention was the print dialog, i.e.
> > strings-ending-in-period from here on:
> >
> http:
2011/2/19 Mihkel Tõnnov :
> I see. Does that mean we get RC3, too? (Where, hopefully, these are
> translated :)
>
No, this is not a blocker. It does not block anything (no crash, no
data loss, no regression etc.). In fact it is a cosmetical issue that
went unnoticed through the whole beta and RC (1
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