Op Sat, 26 Aug 2006 18:23:06 +0530 schreef Ankitkumar Rameshchandra Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi, > > I still don't understand the difference between Supported, > Partially supported, & Unsupported languages. Can somebody here > please make it clear for me? > > Does it mean by :- > 1. Unsupported - Gnome won't provide any kind of **support** > (bug solving, feature request, etc.)* *for these languages? > 2. Unsupported - Gnome **won't include** these languages into > the release OR gnome **will remove** these languages' translation > from the release? > > 1. Partially supported - Gnome will provide **support for few > packages** (bug solving, feature request, etc.) only which are > translated into these languages? > 2. Partially supported - Gnome **will include** these languages > into the **few packages** of the release only OR gnome **will > remove** partially supported language translation from **few > packages** of the release? > > Here the main confusion is between two words **support* & > *inclusion*.* > > However, i feel that in both of the cases first one should be > correct, but if someone confirms then it will good. > > If i am posting this question at the wrong place, please direct me > to the correct one. > > -- > Regards, > Ankit Patel Well, actually, it doesn't mean any of the above. :-) When 80% or more is translated, we, the translators, consider a language supported. Most of the interface is usable. Between 50 and 80, it's kinda supported because it's sortof usable. But you'll see a lot of leftover English. And less than 50% simply means that you might run into some translated strings, but don't count on a translated desktop just yet. It doesn't mean we don't listen to bugreports (we will) or won't include the translations. They will be included. Kind regards, Vincent van Adrighem _______________________________________________ gnome-i18n mailing list gnome-i18n@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-i18n
