2010/2/22 Sander Pientka :
> Thanks for the link, this page seems very helpful. So basically,
> app-install-data is useless? My work done in app-install-data is
> worthless?
No. You see in Software Center app-install-data translations in list
view. After selecting a package you see the package spe
Just go to http://nightmonkey.ubuntu.hu/, select your language and
select Packages in Software Center option from the View combo box. You
can set other filters, but you should find what you want.
Good luck! :)
--
Regards, István Nyitrai
--
ubuntu-translators mailing list
ubuntu-translators@lis
Same for Hungarian. We need UTF-8. Thank you!
2010/2/21 Oleg Koptev :
>
> 2010/2/21 Aron Xu
>>
>> For zh_CN, the default encoding should be UTF-8 rather than GB*, and
>> in using UTF-8 everything works well.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Aron Xu
>>
>
> The same for Russian. UTF-8.
>
> --
> ubuntu-translators
Hi!
About the language selection:
* Nightmonkey can detect your browser's language (only the first one
from the list), so it isn't necessary to use the /lang/ru_RU (I hope
so this is the right format). This is just an additional opportunity
e.g. when you are using the browser in English but you
I am pleased to announce that Nightmonkey 2.0[1] is now available
Nightmonkey is a simple tool[2] to help you translate package
descriptions which appear in various package management software like
the Ubuntu Software Center, Update Manager, Synaptic etc.
Using this interface, you can start worki
