On 12/5/12 6:23 PM, Bartosz Kozanecki wrote: > Hi Jurgen, > > It's definitly something wrong with this strings, and I will have a look > for it. > Do you want me to verify it in pootle service or in po files? > Is there any chance to display strings with doubts in pootle? > Orher issue is that after installing dev build 3.5 I found few of > problematic translations in menu, most of them comes from getting right > context of transalation, and I think that it will need extra work on > localization testing on dev build. > Is there any chance to get OOO build version with latest translations > (the one I get is from before i join the project)
Yes, and I will built it on base of AOO 3.4.1 and not trunk because on trunk we had some changes already that are not reflected in the sdf -> po files For AOO 4.0 we will have to review some things and we will have new translation strings. Juergen > > Pozdrawiam, > Kind regards, > Bartosz Kozanecki > > W dniu 2012-12-05 16:41, Jürgen Schmidt pisze: >> On 11/5/12 6:08 PM, Bartosz Kozanecki wrote: >>> Hi Andrea, >>> >>> We have finished Polish translation, so can you resend me link for >>> translated PO files. >>> >> Hi Bartosz, >> >> I have merged the received po files in Pootle, can you please verify it. >> >> We got "434 words needs attention" and when I click on this link >> (https://translate.apache.org/pl/OOo_34/translate.html?unitstates=fuzzy,untranslated), >> >> the first entry is "Negative and Positive" with the translation >> "Wskaźniki górne i dolne"="Upper and lower indices" >> >> Something seems to be wrong here. Maybe there were some suggestions >> before that conflicts now and I don't know how to overwrite it in Pootle. >> >> Please help >> >> Juergen >> >>> Pozdrawiam, >>> >>> Bartosz Kozanecki >>> >>> W dniu 30.10.2012 23:13, Andrea Pescetti pisze: >>>> Hello Alex, welcome! Louis sent you a comprehensive answer (below) but >>>> you probably didn't see it. Why? Because this is a discussion list and >>>> you are not subscribed. How can you rectify this? Send an empty e-mail >>>> message to [email protected] and respond to the >>>> confirmation request you will receive. >>>> >>>> As soon as you are ready, please write again here on ooo-l10n and >>>> request the PO files for Greek (el). Someone (probably Juergen, our >>>> release manager) will make them available to you so that you can start >>>> translating. >>>> >>>> Louis' answer below. >>>> >>>> Regards, >>>> Andrea. >>>> >>>> On 28/10/2012 Louis Suárez-Potts wrote: >>>>> Alex, >>>>> >>>>> On 12-10-27, at 20:32 , Alexis Kapellas<[email protected]> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Hello and Greetings from Greece >>>>>> >>>>>> My name is Alex, i am 26 years old, i have studied network >>>>>> administration, software and hardware engineer, and programming. i >>>>>> am interested in translating the latest version of Open Office to >>>>>> my mother tongue, Greek. >>>>>> >>>>>> Let me now how can i help you! >>>>>> >>>>>> Thank you Alex Kapellas >>>>> Thanks! I'm sure that others will immediately leap in to give you >>>>> some guidance, but it is Sunday and they may have other things (like >>>>> what?) to concern themselves with. But until they do, it's my >>>>> pleasure to wave electronic hello and merely point out the obvious, >>>>> that it is useful to familiarize yourself first with the material >>>>> that's already out there. >>>>> >>>>> So, here is the most obvious place to start, and one that no doubt >>>>> you've seen: >>>>> >>>>> * http://incubator.apache.org/openofficeorg/translate.html >>>>> >>>>> Unfortunately, and this may be changed :-), we use "translate" >>>>> instead of "localize." Translate is really only about translating >>>>> strings not about further configuring the layout. So, in the case of >>>>> non-Roman alphabets or writing formats, such as Greek (but more >>>>> complexly, RTLs and other configurations, too), translation is only >>>>> part of the picture. >>>>> >>>>> Still, the page is immensely useful, and if better can be made, dive >>>>> in! >>>>> >>>>> The left column (a functional navbar), lists some very good sites you >>>>> ought to further explore. >>>>> >>>>> Second, we also try to have groups focused on helping contributors in >>>>> their language. These are the Native Language communities, and there >>>>> used to be a Greek one but it's probably in need of a transfusion of >>>>> fresh blood. Feel free to donate yours. ;-) The good thing about >>>>> these is that they help with local efforts, like QA parties, or >>>>> localization drives, or actual roll-outs of new versions. >>>>> >>>>> Social networks, etc.: We need more and I personally think that >>>>> having more that tie into the university system is good. The last >>>>> time I was in Greece, for a conference, I visited several >>>>> universities and presented on OO and ODF. I was impressed by the >>>>> sophistication of the students and by their passionate belief in >>>>> community and free software. Perhaps such an enthusiasm, in these >>>>> days of Greece's reawakening, can be engaged again. >>>>> >>>>> Cheers, Louis >
