Help translating some terms on rhn-client-tools
by Xavi Conde
Hi,
I'm having some difficulties translating the terms "compliance" and
"bare-metal" on rhn-client-tools module. Maybe some other translators
can explain it or give a useful definition:
#: ../src/up2date_client/rhnreg_constants.py:45
msgid "Compliance:"
msgstr ""
#: ../src/up2date_client/rhnreg_constants.py:52
#: ../data/rh_register.glade.h:294
msgid ""
"Stay in compliance with your subscription agreement and manage subscriptions "
"for systems connected to your account at http://rhn.redhat.com/."
msgstr ""
#: ../src/up2date_client/rhnreg_constants.py:246
msgid ""
"Provisioning module: bare-metal provisioning, existing state provisioning, "
"rollbacks, configuration management"
msgstr ""
Thanks in advance!
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16 years, 12 months
completion percentages
by Domingo Becker
The script in
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DocsProject/Translation/Statistics
may not be useful for someone with a slow internet conection.
You may use the following script, which should be at the directory where you
download the files for translations.
-----begin postat script -----
#!/bin/bash
echo "Statistics:"
for i in \
about-fedora \
homepage \
readme \
readme-burning-isos \
release-notes
do
pushd ${i}/devel >/dev/null ; RES=`make postat-$1`; echo "$i-$RES"; popd
>/dev/null
done
------ end postat script ---
Usage:
./postat lc
where lc is your locale code.
Example, for spanish
./postat es
The name of the script should not necessarily be postat, it can be whatever
you choose.
Domingo Becker
es
17 years
Docs translations: About completion percentages
by Dimitris Glezos
Hey all.
So, in 3 days we have the deadline for the release notes translations. F7 is
coming. Yay! :)
As some of you might already know, to keep the quality of our published Docs
high, we have set a high bar for how much of a document could be translated
before being published. So, for example, for small documents like 'homepage' and
'about-fedora', we aim to only publish documents completely translated and for
larger documents, like 'release-notes', we've set the bar to 90%.
This 90% is kind of tricky, because if a document has a 5% of untranslated
strings scattered everywhere the document then its quality is lower than a
document having 15% of untranslated strings in an "untouched" section or two
(especially if these sections are not popular or are buried down in the doc).
So, here's a plan: if some language teams believe their 'release-notes'
translation is under 90% *but* the untranslated strings are not important, then
please send an email to -docs-list and we can see if the document is in a
publishable state.
Having this in mind while translating sounds like a good idea as well (translate
important stuff first tackling section-by-section in final stages). Also, bear
in mind that in this release we are planning on releasing an update on the
release notes both on the web and on the desktop via an updated RPM.
Finally, reminding that the quick-n-dirty stats page is up at:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DocsProject/Translation/Statistics
Hopefully we'll see in the next 3 days 100% translations of the small docs and
complete-enough translations of the highly important release notes. Keep up the
good work. :)
-d
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17 years
PO stats for release-notes etc.
by Paul W. Frields
Here's the current statistics for translation for Release Notes and
other related modules, as of 2200 UTC today, 27 April 2007. I've marked
the currently completed translations with a (*):
=== about-fedora ===
de: 32/3/5/
el: 38/2/
es: 40/ (*)
fr: 35/4/1/
it: 40/ (*)
ja: 1/8/31/
ml: 0/40/
ms: 5/12/23/
nl: 40/ (*)
pa: 35/1/4/
pl: 40/ (*)
pt_BR: 39/1/
pt: 40/ (*)
ru: 33/3/4/
sr: 40/ (*)
sv: 39/1/
uk: 13/2/25/
zh_CN: 40/ (*)
=== homepage ===
de: 1/7/29/
el: 37/ (*)
es: 37/ (*)
fi: 37/ (*)
fr: 37/ (*)
it: 37/ (*)
ja: 1/7/29/
nl: 37/ (*)
pa: 37/ (*)
pl: 37/ (*)
pt_BR: 37/ (*)
pt: 37/ (*)
ru: 8/18/11/
sr: 37/ (*)
sv: 37/ (*)
uk: 1/5/31/
zh_CN: 37/ (*)
bn_IN: 29/5/3/
=== readme ===
de: 37/18/9/
el: 60/4/
es: 64/ (*)
fr: 40/18/6/
it: 64/ (*)
ja: 1/9/54/
nl: 64/ (*)
pa: 54/10/
pl: 64/ (*)
pt_BR: 64/ (*)
pt: 64/ (*)
ru: 40/18/6/
sr: 64/ (*)
sv: 64/ (*)
uk: 35/16/13/
zh_CN: 64/ (*)
=== readme-burning-isos ===
de: 54/30/14/
el: 98/ (*)
es: 98/ (*)
fr: 54/30/14/
it: 98/ (*)
ja: 54/34/10/
nl: 93/5/
pa: 24/13/61/
pl: 98/ (*)
pt_BR: 76/22/
pt: 98/ (*)
ru: 54/30/14/
sr: 98/ (*)
sv: 98/ (*)
uk: 53/3/42/
zh_CN: 98/ (*)
=== release-notes ===
ca: 80/94/350/
cs: 0/11/513/
da: 177/203/144/
de: 112/176/236/
el: 285/190/49/
es: 522/1/1/
fi: 469/35/20/
fr: 140/199/185/
gu: 93/101/330/
hr: 110/86/328/
hu: 200/1/323/
it: 524/ (*)
ja: 96/197/231/
ml: 0/524/
ms: 38/66/420/
nb: 23/20/481/
nl: 264/15/245/
pa: 159/106/259/
pl: 185/193/146/
pt_BR: 392/41/91/
pt: 524/ (*)
ru: 181/199/144/
sr: 106/157/261/
sv: 458/21/45/
ta: 0/524/
uk: 181/201/142/
zh_CN: 522/1/1/
- - - - -
Looks like the Italian and the Portuguese translation teams are up to
date on *every single* module that's part of the Fedora release notes
package. Congratulations to those teams, and everyone else, keep up the
great work! The deadline is not until 2359 UTC on 2 May 2007, so you
still have 5 days left to finish any untranslated sections. Thank you
to all our volunteers who contribute so much to making Fedora an
international success.
--
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17 years
Possibly ambiguous translation in system-config-date "Pacific/Easter"
by Nils Philippsen
Hi all,
I'd like to raise your attention to a possibly ambiguous translation in
system-config-date, namely the "Pacific/Easter" timezone which means the
"Easter Island" (and not "Easter" the holiday ;-)). I've fuzzied the
translation so people would check it but found that some only unfuzzied
it immediately ;-).
For background, see:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=237930
Thanks for your attention on this. If you have questions, please copy me
directly as I don't subscribe this list.
Thanks again,
Nils
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Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -- B. Franklin, 1759
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17 years
INTEREST: Latin (la)
by Andrea Re
Hi all,
My name is Andrea Re and I live in Italy.
I'm seriously interested in translating Fedora into latin language and
I've already created my account at the i18n.redhat.com system.
Is it possible ? What should I do to start translating ?
Kind regards.
Andrea Re
17 years
