That's great! My group (Globalization) has translated and tested the
localized Solaris for many years. How about we start a separate
discussion (perhaps in the i18n-interest) on how to best organize
translation? It would be great for us to come up with a process that's
easy to follow for anyone
4. Translation: They have translated CDDL into Chinese, other documents will
follow.
This is probably one of the first steps that many of us can help.
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For those who are more used to forum oriented discussions, the url for the
Chinese OpenSolaris Users Forum is as follows:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/forum.jspa?forumID=59
(For some unknown reason, if you access the forum via Mailman archive, the
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W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
Sun has recently started a Student Developer Program in Taiwan. Basically, it
says that (in traditional Chinese, I am not going to translate it):
(in some more detail):
Students in Taiwan will be able to get a free license to a suite of
developer software
For example, Will this group work on more opensource (S/T) Chinese fonts ?
A great deal of efforts on S/T Chinese fonts have been done on the Linux front,
particularly by a person in Taiwan who is best known as Firefly:
http://firefly.idv.tw/test/Forum.php?Board=1
He is currently involved in
Great to know the open-source does get some funding from Goverment.
the opensource project really need funding support to get started or sustain
itself.
The Taiwan government set aside about $1M USD to sponsor opensource-related
projects. The great majority of the money went to embedded Linux
This is the problem of opensource work, it only get
hobby level
of priority. for most ppl, work,family and lastly
hobby come last.
That's why I feel it is important to physically
start a user community in a Chinese university. Sort
of like killing two birds in one stone. I think the
Tian Siyuan wrote:
The original poster is back.
My idea is to have a place for Chinese users,
mainly for education (and then marketing).
If we other communities are better suitable for
specific topics posted to this one, we can redirect
them.
What's the next step?
There's
Taking the opportunity to cross-post to the edu-discuss list. Might I
suggest that we continue the conversation there?
Where is there?
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I am answering my own question. I have found the edu-discuss forum from the
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I am very interested in this issue not necessarily because I was born a
Chinese, but mainly because I am convinced that the
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