Le Mon, 26 Oct 2020 22:40:27 +0100, Miguel Ángel Arruga Vivas <rosen644...@gmail.com> a écrit :
Hi, Miguel! > Guix compilation is the process taking care of it. To test it, with > Guix installed and on top the source code from Git, I do the following > (change 'es' for 'fr', and omit the steps marked as "!" when you have > already done them once): > > $ cp /path/to/my/working/es.po po/doc/guix-manual.es.po > $ guix environment guix > ! [env] $ ./bootstrap > ! [env] $ ./configure --localstatedir=/var > ! [env] $ make > [env] $ make info && info -f doc/guix.es.info > > You can cancel the "make" step as soon as you see a MAKEINFO line, > it's needed only to generate some additional files for the manual. I tried this but it seems that my configuration is not the same as yours, since I'm not even sure I have the Git source code (My installation of Guix System was done by the iso image). [env]$ ./bootstrap bash: ./bootstrap: Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type Well, I'll keep your example for further tests, a good way to start in guix environment guix. > It's normal feeling sometimes like that, more when it's the first > release you're involved---speaking from my own experience---, but you > also have to look it from the other side: ~90% means that a huge > portion of the manual text can be read by French speakers! :-) It's true, Ludo, Simon, Julien and others have done an excellent job, which I can refer to for a few questions I have. In addition, I expect to be able to advance a little more in the translation work before submitting it, the next release 1.2.0 being planned for early November. > I don't know how perform poedit and gtranslator at this, but seeing > the actual .po (as with po-mode with emacs) eases a lot the cleanup > of fuzzy translations first, because you can spot the difference > between the old and new msgids---note to writers, please keep the > paragraphs short:)---and apply just that to the text when it's > needed, as sometimes the translation didn't have a typo at all. In the past, with debian or ubuntu, I had tried to use emacs but I understood absolutely nothing about it. I'm tempted to try again soon, especially with the po-mode... > Happy hacking! Thank you, have some good times too! -- Hubert
