Hi,
as you may know, some of the OSGeo software projects
come with translated messages. E.g. GRASS has been
translated (partially) into more than 10 languages.
We (GRASS) have a dedicated mailing list for this and
a translation manager who takes care of synchronization,
update and message
I wonder if an organisation like www.translate.org.za would want to get
involved, say by:
- offering their facilities for FOSS GIS translations
- helping out with FOSS GIS translations through OSGeo channels
- extending their model beyond South African languages
?
Gavin
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Markus Neteler wrote:
Hi,
as you may know, some of the OSGeo software projects
come with translated messages. E.g. GRASS has been
translated (partially) into more than 10 languages.
We (GRASS) have a dedicated mailing list for this and
a translation manager who takes care of synchronization,
2007/9/21, Dave Patton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Markus Neteler wrote:
Hi,
Making use of the Translation Project might open the door
to the existing pool of translators who are already used to
working with .po files because they are already working on
translations in many languages for many
Greetings FOSS4Gers,
Just a reminder that we are planning a birds of a feather session for
GeoFunctions,
next Tuesday:
http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_BOF_Sessions#GeoFunctions_-_X
SLT_2_functions_for_GEO_using_saxon
Just a reminder that GeoFunctions is an incipient geoprocessing
Dear all,
Finally, after much effort by a tremendous group of people, I think
we managed to make an excellent release of GeoNetwork opensource
version 2.1.0. I'm still not sure why we ever thought this was only a
0.1 upgrade from the last version 2.0, as it is a very substantial
new
Mr. Skeen,
I work for a land surveying and civil engineering company in the
California Central Valley. We are currently considering the purchase of
two (2) to three (3) mobile GIS/GPS units. We had first considered the
Juno ST/TerraSync units from Trimble, but were a little dismayed at the
Sorry about this list. I hit the wrong address on the To button in
Microsoft Outlook.
Landon
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This sounds cool - the OSM mapping partyers will be ending up in the
Sticky Wicket on Sunday evening too. See you there.
On 9/19/07, Paul Ramsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Those of you arriving early, for workshops, teaching and touristing, I
hope you will all join us on Sunday evening at the
