Hello Dear Gunnar I did sent email to you before but didn't get answer. The last time we discussed addition of kurdish(sorani) to ubuntu but we were missing ckb_IQ in glibc upstream this problem is fixed and its available and approved from 1 february with latest master version of glibc 2.31 . Another problem we faced was lack of kurdish(sorani) translation and it was 0.6% nowadays we are growing it fast today is %2.2 approximately and you told us that time may be you can make an exception for our kurdish(sorani) language to be available in ubuntu if reached %2 now we did reach it already. Can you please make an connection to see what we can do about that? Your help really appreciated.
Best regards Jwtiyar Nariman Google Map Maker (RL) *Physical Lab. / Internal Auditor (ISO 9001:2015)* *Mass Iraq Co. for cement industry * My Blog <http://jwtear.blogspot.com> Why Linux Is Better <http://www.whylinuxisbetter.net/index_ku.php?lang=ku> Freedom For Abdullah Ocalan (APO) <http://www.freedom-for-ocalan.com/> On Sun, Jun 23, 2019 at 1:15 AM Gunnar Hjalmarsson <gunna...@ubuntu.com> wrote: > Hello, and sorry for a bit late reply > > On 2019-06-16 09:58, Jwtiyar ali wrote: > > i have added my kurdish(sorani) language as default language to my > > system, now iam working on translation, how i can make system update > > its language pack every time a new translation added to launchapad > > translation? > > For languages which have language packs in Ubuntu, those language packs > are updated weekly in the development version a few months before each > release. So for those, the translators have to wait for the next > language pack update to see the result of recently translated strings. > > However, language packs are not created for all languages. A threshold > is applied so language packs are created only for languages where at > least 5% of the strings have been translated. As regards Kurdish > (Sorani), and if I do the math correctly, only 0.6% of the strings are > translated currently. > > https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/eoan/+lang/ckb > > Almost 13000 more strings need to be translated into Kurdish (Sorani) to > reach 5%. > > Until that has happened, and thus until the creation of the ckb language > packs has started, I don't really see a practicable way to study the > result of the translations. > > Now, that 5% threshold is not a natural law. I can think of asking for > an exception in order to make it easier to establish Kurdish (Sorani) as > one of the supported languages in Ubuntu, i.e. with ckb language packs. > But before I try that, I'd like to see a substantial increase of the > number of translated strings. Say approximately 4000 more translations > to reach ~2%. > > It's not doable to explain all aspects of Ubuntu in a reply like this. > Please feel welcome to ask for clarifications. > > -- > Gunnar Hjalmarsson > https://launchpad.net/~gunnarhj >
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