Salam, > I've installed drupal 7.10 on my machine and it seems the "core" modules > would be enough for starting. I have yet to try an Arabic or > multilingual install, but I'm optimistic.
I have installed drupal 7.10 in Arabic, the install didn't go as smoothly as it should, but it is here: http://abderrahim.arablug.org/arabeyes/ As you can see, it's still pretty empty. Furthermore, it still doesn't have a good theme. I don't know what's the best way to do this, a web designer is certainly welcome. If you want to help, create an account on the above site and send me an email so I can give you permission to modify. I still didn't get any opinions about my plan, and no one showed up during our meeting, so I feel alone. How should we proceed now? I have gone through the current Arabeyes website, something I hadn't done for a few years now, and here are the things I find useful: * http://projects.arabeyes.org/about.php (the documents at the end are mostly outdated) * http://projects.arabeyes.org/help.php (I believe this is very important) * http://projects.arabeyes.org/contact.php (this could probably be merged with about). IMO, all the above should be translated to Arabic (and perhaps updated). http://projects.arabeyes.org/docs.php sound useful, but it is very outdated. Abdalrahim Fakhouri is currently working on an updated version of the translator guide, and I'm not sure the rest is really useful for now. > What do you think of this plan? Is there something particular on > Arabeyes server to take into account before doing this? I'm still waiting for an answer, what's actually needed to put things on the Arabeyes server? Regards, Abderrahim _______________________________________________ General mailing list General@arabeyes.org http://lists.arabeyes.org/mailman/listinfo/general
