2011/12/19 Calvin Morrison <mutantturkey@...>:
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> On 19 December 2011 12:13, atilla ontas <tarakbumba@...> wrote:
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>> 2011/12/19 Timothy Pearson <kb9vqf@...>:
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>> >> But we do have an instance of launchpad, which the OP mentioned. I
>> >> wonder
>> >> if we could use it for translations? (our launchpad service is the
>> >> Quickbuild)
>> >>
>> >
>> > The component you would be looking for is Rosetta. �I have heard nothing
>> > but complaints about it from those involved in Ubuntu development
>> > though,
>> > so I don't know if it is a good idea to rely on it.
>> >
>> > In the meantime we could allow translators direct write access to the
>> > translation files in GIT, those files being editable with KBabel or
>> > similar.
>> >
>> > Tim
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>> Thank you for all replies. I think a git access is a good beginnig. We
>> have write access to Mandriva svn repositories for example. But, for a
>> good translation team work it should be done via a web interface. I
>> humbly recommend transifex. It allows people who are interested in the
>> project can translate at anywhere and on any computer. For example, i
>> mostly work on translations launch times at work on a windows crap.
>> �Also, such an interface provides us a good translation statisctics.
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> Transiflex is really cool. My only reservation is that we can't have a local
> installation of it. I think we try and be as self hosting as possible.
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I think no need to install a local copy. TDE development can find a
place at transifex.net