Hi Christian, Do I have any remaining work for the Sinhala?
Danishka On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Christian PERRIER <[email protected]>wrote: > This is time for another update about Debian Installer localization > status. > > In very short: > 40 languages are in good shape (+2: ca nn)* > 24 languages are in danger of being deactivated* (-2) > > * my former post mentioned 37 languages but the real count was 38 > * my former post mentioned 25 languages but the real count was 26 > > More details > ------------ > A recent change is moving us slightly backwards: the sibyl-installer > package (package to install a boot loader for the mips architecture) > has been revived and re-included in D-I l10n framework. > > For languages that had its translation complete before it was removed, > there is no consequences, but other languages may now have 7 fuzzy > strings in sublevel 4. > > The safe side > ------------- > 14 languages are complete: > ar ast bg cs es fr gu hi nb pt sv ta th zh_CN > > 10 languages were complete before sibyl-installer re-addition and thus > now only have a few fuzzy strings in a seldomly used package: > de ga he it ja lt nl ru sk vi > > 12 languages were complete before changes to sublevel 5 and have > some fuzzy strings to very seldomly used packages: > bn el eo et eu fi mr pl sl sq tr zh_TW > > 4 languages have a few strings to update in sublevels 1 to 3 but have > recently active translators who will probably easy cope with them: > be ca nn pa > > The unsafe side > --------------- > 9 languages had a few updates since lenny but not on a regular > basis. > These languages are at risk of being deactivated for Squeeze if they > are not complete for sublevels 1 and 2: > da gl hu ka ko ml pt_BR ro tl > > 9 languages were complete in lenny but had no update since then. > These languages are at risk of being deactivated for Squeeze if they > are not complete for sublevels 1 and 2: > bs dz hr id km lv mk ne wo > > Other languages are in various situations. Those marked "(P)" are not > activated and have nearly no chance to be activated for Squeeze, > except maybe Sinhala (si). > The 7 active languages listed below are at risk of being deactivated > except se which is an "historical "exception (but that does not > prevent from doing efforts in completing it!). > > 090% uk > 087% ku > 086% am > 083% si (P) > 082% kk > 072% sr > 068% cy > 064% is (P) > 043% ms (P) > 038% kn (P) > 025% br (P) > 015% se > 014% mg (P) > 014% te (P) > 012% fa (P) > 009% xh (P) > 008% ur (P) > 002% hy (P) > 000% lo (P) > > > > > -- > > > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) > > iEYEARECAAYFAkvqQ7kACgkQ1OXtrMAUPS3aNACcC+xKAzZZLDnJXJtaqAuFTtG1 > BgAAoIsMupLTMBCCVcvu67xn0qB8Hmpn > =nEtz > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > > -- Danishka Navin http://danishkanavin.blogspot.com
