First of all, this mail is of no concern for the translators of the following languages:
ca,cs,da,de,el,es,fi,fr,he,hr,hu,it,ja,lt,nl,nn,pl,pt,pt_BR,sv,tr,zh_CN This is because the given translation is complete for these languages (indeed, it is partial for 3 of them, but translators have been notified). The "menu" package is aimed at bringing all window manager a standard menu to organize a hierarchy for applications lauching shortcuts. So, this is a very important part in Debian i18n infrastructure. We are currently considering making it part of a new "5th level" for Debian installer translations (even if not related to D-I directly). Bill Allombert, its maintainer, has already posted calls for translations for these menu sections, which explains the good translation level of this package. However, all "missing" languages translators have the opportunity to send a translation for this package. This is a quite low-demanding task as you only have very short strings to translate. However, it must be done with EXTREME CARE. Verbose comments have been put in place to give you some details about the context. So, the attached file must be translated and then sent as a bug report against the Debian "menu" package. The following command line can be used for this: reportbug --attach=<lang>.po --offline -s "menu: [INTL:<lang>] Translation of menu sections to <language>" --severity=wishlist --tag=patch --tag=l10n --no-config-files --package-version="N/A" --list-cc="" menu
# Menu section translation # Copyright (C) 2003 # This file is distributed under the same license as the menu package. # Bill Allombert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 2003. # # #, fuzzy msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: menu-section 2.1.9-3\n" "POT-Creation-Date: 2003-04-03 12:14+0100\n" "PO-Revision-Date: YEAR-MO-DA HO:MI+ZONE\n" "Last-Translator: FULL NAME <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>\n" "Language-Team: LANGUAGE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>\n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=CHARSET\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" #. First level entry #. All following 2nd level entries go "under" it #. From menu policy (/usr/share/doc/pdebian-policy/menu-policy.txt.gz): #. normal applications msgid "Apps" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: interactive database programs msgid "Databases" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: text editors, word processors msgid "Editors" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: educational and training programs msgid "Education" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: wine, dosemu, etc. msgid "Emulators" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: image manipulation msgid "Graphics" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: anything relating to ham (amateur) radio msgid "Hamradio" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: math related programs msgid "Math" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: network programs that don't fit elsewhere msgid "Net" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: debuggers, etc. msgid "Programming" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: scientific programs msgid "Science" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: simple apps, like clocks, that perform only one task msgid "Tools" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: technical stuff msgid "Technical" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: text oriented tools other than editors msgid "Text" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: bash, ksh, zsh, etc. msgid "Shells" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: sound players and editors msgid "Sound" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: image viewers #. Maybe also applications which able users to view some specific data #. such as PDF, images, Postscript... msgid "Viewers" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Apps" #. Menu policy definition: system administration and monitoring tools msgid "System" msgstr "" #. First level entry #. Menu policy definition: games and recreations msgid "Games" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Games" #. Menu policy definition: walk around virtual space, zork, MOO's, etc #. All adventure-style games (often includes RPG) msgid "Adventure" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Games" #. Menu policy definition: any game where reflexes count msgid "Arcade" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Games" #. Menu policy definition: games played on a board #. Board-style games such as Mastermind, Yahtzee, Mahjongg msgid "Board" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Games" #. Menu policy definition: games involving a deck of cards msgid "Card" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Games" #. Menu policy definition: tests of ingenuity and logic #. one-player games most often...or games which need the player to think..:-) msgid "Puzzles" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Games" #. Menu policy definition: Simulations of the real world (Flight #. Simulators, for example) msgid "Simulation" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Games" #. Menu policy definition: games derived from "real world" sports msgid "Sports" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Games" #. Menu policy definition: games involving long term strategic thinking msgid "Strategy" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Games" #. Menu policy definition: games involving falling blocks msgid "Tetris-like" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Games" #. Menu policy definition: amusements, eye-candy, etc. #. Very small things which are often not really games #. Such as Xeyes.... msgid "Toys" msgstr "" #. First level entry #. Menu policy definition: programs that provide user documentation msgid "Help" msgstr "" #. First level entry #. BE VERY CAREFUL HERE #. Menu policy definition: programs that affect the whole screen #. This entry is about screen saver/locking systems #. (see the following entries) #. Most often, literal translations to the word for "Screen" #. in your language will NOT be correct #. Try using what you use for "screen" in "screensaver" for your language msgid "Screen" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Screen" #. Menu policy definition: programs to lock the screen #. Refers to "Screen" as "Lock the screen" msgid "Lock" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Screen" #. Menu policy definition: screen savers #. Refers to "Screen" as "trigger the screensaver" #. Most often the common word for "Save" as in File/Save #. will NOT be appropriate msgid "Save" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "Screen" #. Menu policy definition: things that fill the root window #. will handle things that deal with the screen background, for instance msgid "Root-window" msgstr "" #. First level entry #. Menu policy definition: X window managers #. Will collect all window managers such as icewm, samfish, twm... msgid "WindowManagers" msgstr "" #. Second level entry under "WindowManagers" #. Menu policy definition: window manager modules msgid "Modules" msgstr "" #. First level entry for all xterm-style apps #. Menu policy definition: xterm and its brethren msgid "XShells" msgstr "" #. From Apps/System/Admin #. for "System administration" msgid "Admin" msgstr "" #. Non official sections from WindowMaker msgid "Appearance" msgstr "" #. Non official sections from WindowMaker msgid "WorkSpace" msgstr "" #. Frequently used unofficial sections. #. From Apps/Net/Mozilla Components msgid "Mozilla Components" msgstr "" #. From Games/Toys/Teddies #. as in "Teddy Bear" msgid "Teddies" msgstr ""
