Publican 3.0 translations

[josef.hruska at upcmail.cz]

---- Ruediger Landmann <r.landmann at redhat.com> napsal/a: 
> Hi all --

I'm happy to announce that Publican 3.0 is rapidly approaching General 
Availability. This is a major revision that has been a long time in 
development -- so long that some newer members of the group might not 
know what it is!

Publican is the publication system used to generate all the formal 
Fedora documentation published on docs.fedoraproject.org.

To get Publican 3.0 ready for release, we need updates in three places:

1. The "Document Conventions" text that appears at the start of all our 
longer manuals. It's the "Conventions" file in the "Publican Common 
Content" project here: 
https://translate.zanata.org/zanata/iteration/view/publican-common/3

2. the "Fedora Feedback" text that tells readers how to offer 
suggestions about Fedora manuals: 
https://translate.zanata.org/zanata/iteration/view/publican-fedora/3

3. a single string in the Publican software itself: "Translation files 
synchronised with XML sources %1-%2" in: 
https://translate.zanata.org/zanata/iteration/view/publican/3 -- 
Publican embeds this string into the Revision History of translated 
books, so it is highly visible to readers! Other strings in that file 
are for the Publican command-line output itself. We would really 
appreciate translations here too, but nothing else in the file is 
critical. The "%1-%2" in this string is the version number of the 
English text that was synchronised when somebody last ran "update_po" 
for your language, for example, "Translation files synchronised with XML 
sources 2.2-14" Feel free to add your word for "version" before or after 
that number if your syntax requires it! :)

It's really important to the Publican team that we support as many 
languages as completely as possible. Help us help you! :)

Cheers, and as always -- thanks in advance!

Rudi

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Done, for Czech language. Though, only the said row/sentence is translated from the software itself. Meaning that Czech translation of the Publican software is actually still at 0% (So, I am not sure whether it helped at all).

Josef