Question. We run a community translation project for the lang and ts/qm
files for Skype (we're not Windows, before anyone asks) over on
Transifex
(https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/skype-translation-project/). It
started off with a focus on smaller, unsupprted languages for Windows
but since we figured out how to do the files for Linux, a number of
larger languages have also come onboard, like Greek or Brazilian.
We currently generate the ts/qm files manually and then put them on
SourceForge
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/skypeinyourlang/files/Linux/) with
instructions (there's a moderatly annoying name change you have to
implement)
https://sourceforge.net/p/skypeinyourlang/wiki/Installing%20a%20language%20file/
about how to do that on Linux.
Is there any interest to somehow bundle these with Ubuntu so people
don't have to do this themselves? I don't know if Launchpad handles ts
files and someone would have to fiddle a bit with the integration (in a
nutshell, the Linux interface will offer you languages not bundled with
the default package as long as the filename follows a certain pattern,
see the instructions on the page I linked).
Happy to file a bug but I wanted to gauge interest/feasibility to begin
with.
Cheers
Michael
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