Hi there, I am a mongolian where living in inner mongolia, china. and I want to build a traditional mongolian AOO if it possible. and I know there have a slav mongolian AOO, but this is not similar to traditional mongolian. tell me how to add about a language for traditional mongolian?
At 2012-11-23 16:39:46,"Jürgen Schmidt" <jogischm...@gmail.com> wrote: >Hi, > >we all know that the number of volunteers helping with translation is >growing and we would like to make new languages as soon as possible >available. This is important for two reason, first to make AOO available >in further languages to reach more users. Second to show our volunteers >that their work is appreciated and become integrated as soon as >possible. We don't have a well defined process for doing it at moment >but we will find a working way that will be ok for all of us. And we can >improve it over time when see demand for changes or improvements, means >we don't have to find a 100% perfect solution from the beginning. > >The most important part is how we do the naming of the different parts >of such a release. > >I see two different scenarios: > >1. Only new languages, no bugfixes, no other code changes >We add the new languages on top of the existing AOO34 branch, build the >office with the new languages and release the new languages as >convenience binary packages. We also build a new src release package and >add the revision number in the name to identify a respin of the orginal >3.4.1. > >For example: aoo-3.4.1-rev1372282-src.tar.bz2 > >This new src release becomes the default for 3.4.1 because it is a >respin only (no functional changes) > >The revision number is part of the about dialog as well and it is >possible to identify the respin. > > >2. New languages + bug-fixes or security fixes >The micro number will be increased and we do a normal release cycle. >The src release will contain the revision number in future always. > > > >Concrete proposal for 3.4.1 and new languages: > >1. set a deadline for new translations, for exmaple December 31, 2012 >2. integrate the new languages and provide the builds until January 10, 2013 >3. test and verify the new language builds asap >4. release the new languages at the end of January > > >Why a deadline until December: >The reason is quite simply, we have 22 languages with an UI coverage of >more than 95% (ok Turkish 93%). My plan is to prepare a blog entry and >call again for volunteers for these languages where the effort is >moderate. My hope is that we can integrate a few of the important ones. > >UI coverage with more than 93% >============================== >100%: Danish >98%: Korean, Polish, Asturian, Uighur, Icelandic, Indonesian, Welsh, >Catalan, Bulgarian, Latvian >97%: Greek, Basque >96%: English (South Africa) >95%: Portuguese, Swedish, Marathi, Kannada, Gujarati, Irish, Oriya >93%: Turkish > > >Juergen
