Dear Michael,
Please give me soms adminstrator rights for the Dutch part. I did create
a useraccound named "yourwish".
I will start in about a few days with the translation.
Good work of setting up this page, it's very helpful, thanks!
--
Nick
Michael Stauber schreef:
> Hi all,
>
> Many thanks to all who recently offered to help with the translation of
> BlueQuartz GUI into new and so far unsupported languages.
>
> To make things easier for everyone who wants to contribute we set up a webpage
> that allows you to view the progress of the translation for various languages
> and to directly make your contributions through it:
>
> http://bluequartzmirror.smd.net:8080/
>
> The page allows you to either download the language files and edit them on
> your own PC and once done you can upload them again. Or you can edit the
> language files directly through a web browser (which is recommended).
>
> Changes that someone makes are added as "suggestions" first and need to be
> approved by a moderator or by the person who administrates the translation
> into a certain language.
>
> The big benefit here is that the work can be spread upon different shoulders
> and people can see what others have already worked on. So ideally nobody has
> to start from scratch and do it all alone.
>
> The website has been populated with the latest *.po files from the SVN
> repository of BlueQuartz and this is what we got right now:
>
> English:
> 100% complete
>
> Japanese:
> 79-100% complete. The encoding of the *.PO files is currently in a format
> that's not fully compatible with the web frontend. Hence it shows a
> percentage of less than 100%. We'll fix that later.
>
> German:
> 84% complete. BUT: The translation was started by a non native German speaker,
> so grammar and spelling need to be improved. Also has corrupted or missing
> umlauts which need to be fixed.
>
> French:
> 57% complete. This may be misleading as well and what's there needs to be
> checked by a native French speaker.
>
> Spanish:
> 34% complete. This may be misleading as well, as I don't comprehend enough
> Spanish to make any statement about the quality of the translation.
>
> Other languages:
> 0% But don't hesitate if you want BlueQuartz to be available in your preferred
> language which may not yet be supported. Start a new translation and
> eventually other likeminded people will jump in to assist.
>
> If you want to translate BlueQuartz into a language that is not yet listed on
> the site, then please let us know and we'll add that language as well.
>
> How to:
> ======
>
> 1.) If you want to contribute, please register an account on that site. Once
> you received your email activation key you can activate that account and can
> start using the GUI.
>
> 2.) If you want to help with the translation of your own native language (or
> one you are *very* fluent in!): Speak up here we give you administrator
> rights for the language in question. This gives you more administrative
> options. If multiple people want to work on any given language, then that's
> fine, but try to organize the work between participants to make best use of
> your time and efforts.
>
> 3.) Editing the files through the GUI is prefered as this will guarantee
> a 'what you see is what you get' effect which makes sure that special
> characters are not lost during import. If you intend to download the *.po
> files for offline editing and later upload, then make sure that your editing
> software adds a header into the *.po file that will retain any special
> characters (umlauts, accents, special characters) during import. KBabel and
> POedit can do this if configured correctly.
>
> 4.) To "fill in the blanks" you should also open up the English version of the
> *.po files on the webpage and possibly put two browser windows side by side
> so that you can directly see what needs to be translated and how it's worded
> in the English original.
>
> 5.) Once a language is 100% complete and has been OK'ed for usage by a native
> speaker of that language it'll be uploaded to the BlueQuartz SVN by one of
> the BlueQuartz project maintainers.
>
> So lets get busy. :o)
>
>