On Thu, 2009-01-29 at 19:57 +0700, John Francis Lee wrote:
> John Francis Lee wrote:
>   > Not only does the other have nearly twice the languages of mine, but 
> all
> > importantly it has Thai!
> 
> The Thai version is only about 10% complete. I get the feeling that many 
>   people work independently of each other. How can this outfit, and I, 
> as we complete more and more of our Thai implementations, merge them 
> with each other and all others? Version Control. Is that built in to 
> pootle... I guess I'll just have to see exactly what is available and 
> wht the plans are by reading all I can... yet I like to ask questions :) 
> Sorry.

I'm missing part of this thread.  Yes Pootle can do version control. I
suggest you look over those pages on the wiki before I give you too much
info.

> > What's up? Shouldn't the version number indicate the vast difference 
> > between these versions? And where can I get the "good" one?
> 
> So my quess now is that that one website is a nexus of sorts for others' 
> efforts. Perhaps the idea is not to have individual installations at all 
> but to cooperate completely over the wire? But the school at which I 
> work, and many, many schools here in Thailand, have intermittent 
> internet connections,,, at best.


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