Hello John,

John McCreesh a écrit :
> On Sat, 2007-02-17 at 16:12 +0100, Charles-H.Schulz wrote:
>> Andrea,
>>
>> Andrea Pescetti a écrit :
>>> Bernhard Dippold wrote: [...]
>>>> For the Mother Language Day I thought of a poster (first draft at 
>>>> http://familie-dippold.de/OpenOffice.org/poster_reduced.png), linked 
>>>> from the website and downloadable for everybody.
>>> The Italian Community is informed as well.
>>>
>>> By the way, saying that OOo is available in "more than 70" languages
>>> seems restrictive: we have builds in 86 languages listed on
>>> http://qatrack.services.openoffice.org. True, not all of them are tested
>>> and officially distributed, so 70 could be a more representative figure
>>> if you refer to officially distributed builds only.
>>>
>> I'm glad that such information can be clearly visible inside the QA
>> Track! I tend to sound rather optimistic when I claim that around 80
>> localizations for OOo are ongoing. I hope that now John and the PR
>> committee project will realize that I'm not crazy :p ...
> 
> But Charles, you *are* crazy, and that's why we love you so much :-)

well, thank you John. I do take this adjective of crazy as a compliment
from a Scot... ;-)
> 
> Is there any way we could find out how many of these 86 projects started
> last year (would a search through the mailing list give us the figure?).
> The reason why: I would like to be able to say that during the UNESCO
> year of "Languages in Cyberspace" (21/02/06-20/02/07) OOo launched x new
> language projects...
> 

I just ran a headcount from IssueZilla's record of issues requesting the
opening of new projects. This year 11 new native-language projects were
created...

Hope this helps,

Charles.

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