Hey Phú,
The government has decided to sponsor a project in order to create high
quality localized versions of Ubuntu and other FLOSSs. You can get to
their page at:
http://du-an-most.hanoilug.org
or http://du-an-most-proxy.hanoilug.org (in case you couldn't get direct to the
site)
Don't worry about "Hanoi", many people in HCMC have also joined there.
-----
Hùng. NGUYEN Manh
>
>From: Phu Hoang Xuan <phuneh...@gmail.com>
>To: ubuntu-translators@lists.ubuntu.com
>Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2009 7:44:42 PM
>Subject: how to get started?
>
>>Hello everyone,
>First of all I hope that I'm not spamming you all with this email...
>
>My name is Hoang Xuan Phu, I am a Vietnamese student who would love to get
>involved in the development of ubuntu. Although I major in computer science, I
>must admit that I am no linux geek (actually I got my first linux distro -
>intrebix, just several months ago). Thus I think that I would do the
>translation first, until I get enough skill to get into messing with the
>packages.
>
>I have been looking through the FAQs and I have been in the mailing list for
>quite some time. All the pages say that it should be very quick before I can
>start helping, but I myself don't get any idea out of them. Can someone post a
>usable guide somewhere (or if it is already somewhere, give me a link)? Anyway
>a page like that would be very helpful, and if it is already posted I think we
>should make it easier to find. I can't stop thinking about other people like
>me...
>
>Best regards,
>Phu
>
--
ubuntu-translators mailing list
ubuntu-translators@lists.ubuntu.com
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-translators
