Hi,
Feel free to send me whatever translations files you have - or better -
provide me with your sf.net login so I can give you a svn access ;)
about lines / strings / messages needed for each project: this is
already there. Simply move the mouse over any translation file, you will
see a popup with the amount of messages in the files vs. the amount of
message expected.
about which FreeDOS category the tool falls under - this is a good idea
indeed, I will think about it.
cheers,
Mateusz
On 06/29/2013 01:36 PM, Rugxulo wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 11:14 PM, Rugxulo wrote:
>>
>> On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 9:54 AM, Mateusz Viste
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Just wanted to say that the FreeDOS localisation project moved to a new
>>> location.
>>
>>> Anyway, bottom line is:
>>>1. The project is hosted here now: http://freedoslocal.sourceforge.net/
>>>2. If you feel like working a bit on FreeDOS translations, I'll be
>>> happy to provide you a write access to the sourceforge SVN repository
>>>3. Any contributions are welcome ;)
>>
>> I'm willing to help (eventually). I even had a few other E-o translations
>> for some FD stuff not listed there (in my dumb, ancient mini floppy
>> distro).
>
> A quick check of the file lists of my mini-distro shows four *.eo files:
>
> * edlin, trch (both already included)
> * move, more (not included)
>
> EDIT: I also (less than a year ago) made a very rough translation for
> Eric's RUNTIME ("UTIL"), but that (among other language translations)
> is hardcoded into the .ASM sources, so that's probably not very
> important here.
>
> Back in the day, I didn't know where to send those *.eo files. And,
> well, it wasn't high priority (and I'm only roughly skilled).
>
> And the only real "major" translation I did in semi-recent times
> (since 2008-9, when mini-distro was last an active hobby) was helping
> Erwin in Dos2Unix (2011-2?). (IIRC, Dos2Unix isn't yet officially part
> of FreeDOS, though Wcd ["UTIL"] is. That may change later, they are
> both free/libre, and both are already mirrored on iBiblio for FreeDOS
> use.)
>
> BTW, feel free to ignore this, it's "more work" for you to do, which
> is probably bad, but if curious ...
>
> It would be nice to have additional columns for two things:
>
> 1). lines / strings / messages needed for each project (e.g. 15 lines,
> so people know it's easier to start there)
> 2). which FreeDOS category (if any) the tool falls under ("BASE", "UTIL")
>
> In particular, I imagine that "BASE" would be highest priority. Though
> obviously "UTIL" has a lot of cool stuff, too.
>
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