Re: Looking for a Turkish user of tin
Deniz Akkus <[email protected]> Mon, 7 Mar 2005 00:50:25 +0200
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Pts 07 Mar 2005 00:33 tarihinde, Urs Janßen şunları yazmıştı: > complete? a saw 72 translated messages (out of ~1200). The rest is marked as "fuzzy" as it needs someone to check it over, but they are there. > > > , however the quality of the translation is low. > > and somewhat outdated as the translation is based on the strings > found in tin-1.6.2 but it's unlikely that there will be another > tin-1.6.x release and a couple of strings have changed in the 1.7.xer > branch. (The unstable branch (1.7.x) is not 'managed' by the TP, but I > could ask them to do that.) > Well, speaking as a translator and a translation team leader, it is rather frustrating to work on a translation only to find out that it is outdated / no longer to be used etc. TP shows 1.6.2 as the latest/greatest version of tin. If this is not the case, I would really appreciate you updating it. > besides from that the tr.po file is in utf-8 which IMHO is not the best > choice as it requires a utf-8 able environment to edit it (I usualy > don't use a utf-8 environment) - IMHO iso8859-9 would be a better > choice (for the moment and if it suffices). > Gettext in its later versions handles output string conversion so a utf8 encoded translation is not a problem for a user in an iso-8859-9 environment. For editing the file, the Turkish language community uses UTF8 rather more than an iso-8859-9 environment these days. If this is a problem for you as a maintainer, we can definitely encode the file in iso-8859-9, but it is not a problem for the translators. Best regards, Deniz