On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 02:49:20AM +0200, Michael Bramer wrote:
> the 'Debian Descriptions Translation Project' (ddtp) is on
> http://auric.debian.org/~grisu/ddtp/! On the ../debian_translation/
> site, I _coordinate_ the translators of *debconf templates*. (If I get
> reports from the translators...)
>
Ok. So you are still misguiding people, debconf templates are *in no
case* "debian translation". The debian translation effort currently is
included in the debian internacionalization effort which is divided in:
- translating the information on web server
- translating DDP documentation
- provide localized packages for documentation (manpages-XX)
- provide localized software packages (example: all the "*-ja" ones)
- provide packages for easy system internationalization (user-es,
user-de, user-ja and task's related to languages)
- the debian package translation (ddts)
- the debconf translations (the one you called debian_translation)
- translation of the menu interface (which includes, therefore, dwww
and doc-central interfaces)
- translation of the installation disks (and documentation since
it's not in the DDP currently)
So, you can see, "debian_translation" is a misguided name for just
debconf's translation of packages.
Regards
Javi
PD: Also note that, IMHO, all coordination efforts should be pointed from
the page cited above (w.d.o/intln/) since this is the first place people
will look for internationalization issues.
