Hello Javier, Javier SOLA wrote:
> > Khmer is the language of Cambodia, a 13.800.000 people country with a > GPD per capita under 300 dollars and about 60,000 computers in the > country. Khmer script is one the most complex of the complex scripts. > > We have completelly localised OOo 2.0 to Khmer, as well as developed 45 > hours of training materials in Khmer and we are now finishing some books > for self-learning. During the last four months of we (the Open Forum of > Cambodia NGO) and the Government are training over 350 computer > teachers, for them to switch from teaching MS to teach OpenOffice in > Khmer (there is no MS in Khmer). Congratulations for all this work, and welcome in the Native-Language Confederation, Javier! > > Government policy in Cambodia is pro-FOSS and there exists a Master Plan > for Deployment of FOSS that includes migration in two years. OpenOffice > is the central part of this plan, which is now at a "deployment on > Windows platform" stage, while we prepare the infrastructure for the > country to accept Linux (vendors, training industry, etc). You will notice that now comes the bureaucratic process :-) . So, I need: - the two letters for the Cambodian project name (preferably ISO code for khmer) - your OOo username - please submit your ssh keys of not done already (if no, open an issue with component: www and subcomponent openoffice.org website general issues with your key in attachment. Also, specify the domain you wish to have right on). - send/fax a signed copy of the JCA if not already done. I guess it will be a level 2 NL project, right? :-) I'll file the official issue soon. Best Regards, Charles. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
