> Sorry, but that's suboptimal. And completely wasted effort, imho. [cut]
> From what I know, translation work done in Rosetta is ignored and not > used in APT packages. > > And, unless Rosetta becomes free software, there is no chance that I, > as APT i18n "helper", do any effort to sync translations from Rosetta > to the development repository. > > The same stands for any other l10n effort done in Rosetta for other > languages. The only chance for translators to get their translation > for APT to be used is by reporting it as a bug report in Debian > BTS. So, sure, they can work in Rosetta but then someone has to take > care to report translation back to Debian (*and* check that the > l10n effort is not already managed by someone in Debian: I would for > instance veto any French translation coming from Rosetta). Thank you very much for detailed the explanation. > APT translators should work on the bzr repository. Sure that isn't as > fancy as Rosetta, but this is how their translation work will be used. That's great news, thanks for explaining that. No problem for me, I use only a general UTF-8 enabled text editor to perform the work. If I only knew the address of the repository I would start immediately. Is this a better plan: ask Bartosz Fenski to approve updated Polish translations, notify you of new files by commenting here, and finally send proposed changes to Ubuntu Polish translators? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
