Hi all

A good idea from the rosetta mailing list... for archiving :-)

David
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Subject:        Re: Derivative language support
Date:   Thu, 21 Sep 2006 19:51:52 +0800
From:   Steven McCoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Organization:   Miru Limited
To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]



> In short, we don't handle it yet.
We really want to, though.

>

>
https://features.launchpad.net/products/rosetta/+spec/similar-languages

>  is our spec to get this done.

I would like suggest Rosetta also incorporate some form of automatic
translation, especially for Chinese support.  Wikipedia has an automated
convert for all varients of Chinese (zh_TW, zh_HK, zh_SG), and the Gnome
Hong Kong translation team appear to use a script for automated
conversion of zh_TW to zh_HK.

Currently the Gnome Project has a good conversion rate for zh_TW and
zh_HK but for Ubuntu Dapper it is very minimal.  Is there a good way of
improving this without the manual overhead cost, even with the
assistance of a Greasemonkey script?

For example to try to move forward a bit how about a web service to
Rosetta so that a Chinese translataor could download all the zh_TW .po
files, run through the automated conversion script, and re-upload as
zh_HK?  The alternative would be a script to scrape the results from the
Rosetta website instead.  Will Canonical be ok with that?

-- 
Steven McCoy

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