On 8 May 2009, at 10:44, Simon Schampijer wrote:

> Simon Schampijer wrote:
>> Gary C Martin wrote:
>>> On 17 Apr 2009, at 08:15, Tomeu Vizoso wrote:
>>>
>>>> Congratulations to Gary and Aleksey.
>>>>
>>>> Paola is a teacher from .uy and has already tried the new version  
>>>> of
>>>> Labyrinth and written a small tutorial about how to create mind  
>>>> maps
>>>> with it, see link in the forwarded email below.
>>> Thanks Tomeu, very open to feedback (have a long list myself  
>>> also), so  please do feel free bounce any feedback you see my way.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> -Gary
>> Hi Gary,
>> awesome work - of course a big thank to Aleksey as well. Had fun  
>> creating a map with Labyrinth today - some thoughts:
>> - zooming shortcuts: In Browse we use (ctrl++ and ctrl+-) for zoom  
>> in and zoom out. Write does the same. Not sure what Read does - at  
>> least ctrl++ does not work. Would be cool to settle on some short  
>> cuts. (Btw: the wheel on a mouse does work as well for zooming)
>> - zoom: is there a way that when I zoomed in, that I move to  
>> another area of the canvas? (hope it is clear what I mean here)
>> - scaling of images: when an image is scaled moving it does take  
>> very very long - I guess it is re-rendered
>> - translations: is labyrinth up in pootle?
>
> Just seen that this is already the case - and that we have the  
> German translations even done already.

Yes, thanks to user 'fab' (sorry don't know your name) for creating a  
ticket with the German pot file before Labyrinth had made it into  
pootle!

> Maybe we can do a release with the translations? Is the translation  
> team aware that Labyrinth is ready to be translated? No spanish  
> translation yet - as of today. I guess the teacher from Uruguay who  
> has been doing the tutorial will have it done in 5 minutes ;)

Absolutely, would love to at least get Spanish in there, I have time  
to make another release and some fixes over the next few days.

--Gary

> Cheers,
>   Simon

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