I've just pushed code into git that supports indexing internationalized bundles. Internationalizing a bundle involves adding additional content bundle metadata to the existing library.info file.
Any bundles that have not been localized will be displayed, regardless of locale. In other words, if you are running in a Spanish locale and an installed bundle includes Spanish localization, this will be shown. If the bundles does not, it will be shown in whatever the default language is (normally English). This allows people to install bundles in other languages than their core language and still have them displayed. We need to go through and add a localization section for each multi-lingual content bundle in library-core -- as well as actually localizing those bundles. SJ is working on adding the core bundle content to Pootle. For the core bundles, it looks like we'll distribute bilingual bundles at the moment and will split them out later. I've attached a sample new library.info file from Biology. It should be pretty pretty straight forward. The rest is all in git if others want to help. (PLEASE!) Regards, Mako -- Benjamin Mako Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mako.cc/ Creativity can be a social contribution, but only in so far as society is free to use the results. --GNU Manifesto
[Library] name = biology long_name = biology global_name = org.laptop.biology category = science icon = library-biology.jpg locale = en activity = Browse activity_start = index.html [es] name = biología long_name = biología activity_start = index.es.html
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