Hi, Thank you for your reply.And I know some strings are missing . because I think it's better that don't translate them. for example "orage" there is no suitable Chinese for it .
I just found some packages hadn't been translated.even some of them last updated in 2004.hope that I can help. if I have more time I will continue update them in future. Regards, wuli. On 2/7/07, Maximilian Schleiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
risky wrote: > Hi,guys > Hi, > I have updated the Simplified Chinese translations for some packages > of xfce4.4.Please check it.Thanks. > thank you for your work, I will add these to my local tree and wait for your answer to this mail before committing. I do so because the translations are incomplete, the orage translation is missing a huge number of strings, the xfce-utils is the only finished translation of the lot and the rest are missing only a few strings. You may want to give them a check and send them back entirely translated, leave orage aside if that is too much for now. The other thing is that you may want to check the i18n.xfce.org website and take contact with the current translators to see what they are up to. Also, if you consider translating for Xfce you could add your full name to the maintainers list http://i18n.xfce.org/wiki/language_maintainers. You also might want to read the svn_howto, on the i18n.xfce.org website and use the scripts to create yourself a local svn translator tree and send in a unified svn patch instead of plain files. These scripts are up-to-date and created for the ease of the translators and committers. Would you have any questions or comments, feel free to do so on this mailing list. > regards. Regards, Max. _______________________________________________ Xfce-i18n mailing list [email protected] http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/xfce-i18n
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