Re: [Groff] Translations

2009-04-01 Thread Werner LEMBERG
I'm sure the hyphenation is a little wonky... there's a hyphen.fr file (which I assume could be used for proper French hyphenation, if installed properly). Is there anywhere I could grab a Spanish hyphenation file? Attached. This is from TeXLive (there the file is called hyph-es.tex).

Re: [Groff] translations

2006-10-20 Thread Erich Hoffmann
Am Dienstag, 17. Oktober 2006 16:18 schrieb Werner LEMBERG: Well, before doing that it would be interesting to know which languages groff enthusiasts are really using -- I'm not talking about man pages but real documents... I agree. German immediately comes to mind for me, and

Re: [Groff] translations

2006-10-20 Thread D. E. Evans
Download the groff home page and mail my german version to the list or to you, Werner? To me. I'll add it as ./groff/index.de.html. Don't forget the translation link at the bottom. If we get enough documents to translate, I'll break up the directories, and Werner can get you access to

Re: [Groff] translations

2006-10-17 Thread Werner LEMBERG
Well, before doing that it would be interesting to know which languages groff enthusiasts are really using -- I'm not talking about man pages but real documents... I agree. German immediately comes to mind for me, and I have considered Welsh, though I think a Welsh translation

[Groff] translations

2006-10-16 Thread D. E. Evans
Our website doesn't have any translations currently. Are there any particular languages that would be helpful or useful for me to arrange? ___ Groff mailing list Groff@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/groff

Re: [Groff] translations

2006-10-16 Thread Werner LEMBERG
Our website doesn't have any translations currently. Are there any particular languages that would be helpful or useful for me to arrange? You mean that you ask someone to translate the groff web page into a foreign language? Well, before doing that it would be interesting to know which