But sorry everyone, there is some mistakes because I send a previous version which didn't make the needed changes that can cause serious problems. :-(
Our site link should be http://l10n.enlightenment.org. Wish you can forgive my careless, it's a bad thing for me to make such a mistake on such an important point at the very beginning, I will try my best to avoid the similar things. At your service, Aron Aron wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I am very happy to announce that we have a new application ready for you > at http://l10n.gnome.org to help maintain the translations. > As you know,'l10n' is a short form of 'localization', the application's > name is 'Damned lies' and is developed by a person named Claude from > gnome.org. It is used by gnome to maintain its translations and accepted > by most people working with it. > Using this appliaction, we can make our work more efficient. Here are > the advantages: > 1. Easy access. With a user friendly web UI, more people can join the > work easily. As far as I know, most translators working on projects like > gnome and kde are not developers, but they can work on localization and > internationalization happily using their web UI. > 2. Easy approach. The web application is designed for making our work > easier. Everyone can register and upload their translated files, leave > comments on each separate file, and , of course, get the latest template > files from it. Translators will not need to generate the template files > from the source code manually. It can also show the progress of each > program in every language with graphics, which can make it directly > perceived through the sense. > 3. Easy maintanance. Users registered on the site can join a team freely > as a 'translator', and every team will have a 'coordinator', whose > position can be applied for in this mailing list. As we are at the very > beginning, we need your hand for support. If you want to start a team > and maintain your own language, speak out without hesitation. A > coordinator can decide the role of each user in his team as > 'submitter','reviewer' or 'translator'. Suggestions and questions from a > coodinator will be considered to be more important. Even if you don't > have an svn account, it's also welcomed and others who have the access > will happily help you submit the files. > The application is developed mostly for gnome.org first. When it comes > to us, we need to make some changes. Now, it's ready for use, but there > must be things awaiting to deal with. Your suggestions and discussions > are most welcomed. We will try our best to fix bugs and reply your > questions. And here is a wiki page may help the work, > http://wiki.enlightenment.org/index.php/Getting_started_with_Enlightenment_localization > There are two persons we should say thanks to. They are Mekius and > Claude. Mekius is the guy's nickname in fact, he is a maintainer of our > Enlightenment project, who has done the most work on the installation > and making changes; Claude is the developer of this 'Damned lies' web > application as I have mentioned before, he has offerred a lot of help > while we are installing and configuring it. What's more important, he > has made the 'Damned lies' a generic application so that we have the > chance to use it. > Come on, everybody! > > Best regards, > > Aron > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This SF.net email is sponsored by: High Quality Requirements in a Collaborative Environment. Download a free trial of Rational Requirements Composer Now! http://p.sf.net/sfu/www-ibm-com _______________________________________________ enlightenment-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/enlightenment-users
