Joormana,
Le 24 juin 08 à 06:58, j brahma a écrit :
Hi Charles!
Thank you for your suggestion!
*Perhaps you could work with Raman and help with the QA of the
localized OOo
builds? This way (level 1 Native-Language Project and localized QA)
might be
an interesting and accessible way to start.
*
I think, i'll give it a try! Just joined the mailing list that
Clytie had
mentioned. And yes, i visited that link.Could i ask you two things,
i'm a
little confused!
1) *please request -if you still wish to go for it- a "level 1"
native-lang
project. **You will not have anything to translate, at least for the
moment.*
" Level 1 means localization only or support only."
But what all does that involve?
Clytie (what would we do without her? :-) ) pointed you to the
localization process explained. In short, what you do is that you open
the native-language project, maybe add some words about what's going
on, and start to work on localization.
2) Besides, i'd written to Mr.Raman:
*Sir I'd much like to start work on the Native-Lang Project
(perhaps at
level 1...)*
Do i need to make some formal request for the same?
Well, just do the following. Register to the Native-Language
Confederation: http://native-lang.openoffice.org . Then subscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and [EMAIL PROTECTED] (that list is for local marketing/
promotion) . Post an email on [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the
following information:
- your OpenOffice.org username
- the Bodo language ISO code (two or three letters)
- the project level you want (in this case, level 1)
-something that says you want to be the project lead and also have
Raman, if you wish, to be your co-lead.
Then I'll file an issue, the project will be opened, you will have to
open an issue and submit your ssh key, and you'll be ready to go.
Best,
Charles.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
