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>> How would this work in practice? Is rosetta available outside Ubuntu?
>>
>
> I wanted to try it myself but the rosetta policy is they only import po
> files if upstream agrees, so I couldn't play around with thunar
> translations and them come here with more details. If in principle
> Daichi and other translators show interest the rosetta/launchpad people
> are open to introducing the team to the process or answer questions
> which may arise. What needs to be done for each interested translator
> is creating a launchpad account and then getting accepted in the
> specific locale's translation team which manages the rest of software
> for that language in rosetta.
>
> At this point rosetta is not free software and is only available on
> canonical's launchpad.net and primarily used for ubuntu. The FAQ has
> more details on why this should not cause _too_ much worry.
>
No worry perhaps, but I also don't think this is an acceptable situation
from the Xfce point of view. I personally would not want to depend on
closed source resources outside our control.
Jasper
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