Sebastian Humenda <[email protected]> writes: > Hello Mario, > > Mario Lang <[email protected]> schrieb am 21.05.2012, 0:50 +0200: >>If you are a german native speaker, I'd like to catch your attention for >>a while and point you at the ability of BRLTTY to have localized >>messages. If you have not noticed so far, yes, thats possible. All you > [...] >>Provided the fact that you got it working such that BRLTTY uses german >>messages, I'd like you to pay special attention to the actual messages >>you see. For instance, the preference menu and help screens should be >>(mostly) all translated. I am just a bit unsure about a few of the >>choices I've made when translating to german. As usual, technical > Here are my notes on this: > * Menü Optionen: I think Menüoptionen is better > * Kontrollen: for controls "Kontrollen" doesn't sound good, I could image > Bedienelemente, Bedienungselemente or something like this. Even Steuerung > makes sense.
Thanks for your great feedback. It has all (and a bit more) been integrated and is available in a patch attached to this mail (Dave, please apply.) > * Tongeber: I cannot remember the Englisch word, but Tongenerator or > Tonerzeuger sound better. The english word is "beeper". I personally find Tongeber actually OK since thats a word I have often heared in the PC-Speaker context in the past. > Have you already translated all messages? Not all, but most. > In the menu, I find e. g. "speak completed words" and BRLTTY still say "cap" > instead of "Groß". These (and a few more) missing translations have now also been fixed.
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