AW: Hello / Transifex !
Maik Wagner <maikwagner-/[email protected]> Tue, 15 Feb 2011 09:15:25 -0800 (PST)
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--- Jean-Philippe Braun <jpbraun-4qZELD6FgxhWk0Htik3J/[email protected]> schrieb am Di, 15.2.2011: > Von: Jean-Philippe Braun <jpbraun-4qZELD6FgxhWk0Htik3J/[email protected]> > Betreff: [i18n] Hello / Transifex ! > An: cooker-i18n-4qZELD6FgxheH41UXmfQsti2O/[email protected] > Datum: Dienstag, 15. Februar, 2011 16:53 Uhr > Hello all, > > I think some of you knows me. For the others : I'm > Jean-Philippe and I'm > working at Mandriva for 3 years now. I used to work on > Enterprise > products (MDS, Pulse2 and MES5) and I was also doing > training courses in > France (LPI, Mandriva certifications etc...). > > Since two months I'm working on Mandriva infrastructure and > all > websites. Now it's time to start some work with you guys ! > > I've seen some past discussions about Transifex. So I would > like your > input on this. > > Actually I have no idea how you are working, directly on > the svn ? is > there a status page somewhere ? (I found it sometime ago, > but lost > it :-)). I would be glad if somebody explains me what is > the current > workflow/process for translations and associated services. > > Also if somebody has already done some work on Transifex > please let me > know :) Any comments are appreciated ! > Hello Jean-Philippe, I also do some translations for Germany. I do not have svn-access but have applied for an account. (https://qa.mandriva.com/show_bug.cgi?id=61370) Unfortunately this was left unanswered. As for the translations I can check out the svn-resources using svn and use poEdit to do the translations. As I cannot include the translations myself, I have created .zip-files of the files modified and posted them in the German Mandriva User Forum mandrivauser.de As for Transifex I used to do translations using Launchpad during my Ubuntu-days and found this to be quite a good platform. Transifex seems to be quite similar for translations.