On Saturday 17 September 2005 13:13, Charles-H.Schulz wrote: > > Maybe we really need centralized GSI/SDF/PO file storage? Every l10n > > lead can upload/commit files to separate folder. Everybody can download > > fresh files, l10n integrators can pull latest translation from that > > storage. Something like i18n.kde.org and kde-i18n packages... > > In this case we may have two options: > -revamping of some of the L10N project's pages with clear lins of the > po files of all the versions (while also storing each languages on NL > projects) > - working through different servers: Pavel's, ooostranslation, Pootle on > arsaperta.org (which isn't really there for the moment). > This brings me to the question of knowing where have the Language Packs > for the 2.0 gone?
Hi, it is good idea to store the transaltions on one place, but there can be some problems for somebody in other countries. For example in Bulgaria our IProviders sells two types of connection - internal for Bulgaria nad external fot the rest of the world, and the external connection is rather slow. Tha's why I moved our project from sourceforge to the server in Bulgaria. I do not know how it is to others, this was just an example. Other idea which I have but for now I do not know how it can be realised, is a centralised compile center. [The best solution is to use computers connected to the Internet for compile but this is realy crazy idea :)] Lets to go back to the Compile center idea. If we have a computer per OS (Windows, Linux, freeBSD, MacOSX) and these computers to compile OOo with all languages. Or this is also crazy idea? :) These were only some thoughts from me :) reagard -- ------------------------------------------------------------- Hristo Simeonov Hristov Leader of OpenOffice.org - Bulgarian GnuPG key 0xD0D895EB: 0282 D8D0 90D3 963F E57E B0A7 2670 88D9 D0D8 95EB
