Hi,
I don't see the local pages as translation of the English web page. I
see it as a local page based on the wiki.
I started working in a localized version months ago - based on the wiki.
The native websites also have procedures for proof reading etc. and
seven days is not at all enough.
I don't understand why we couldn't get (parts of) it at an earlier
stage. The code freeze is several weeks before so there are no surprises
lets say one month before. If we can asḱ the development team to update
the wiki page at an earlier stage - then the English web site team can
start working on the English website about one month before release -
but parts can be done long time before that.
Bur as I said: the wiki page should be the source - not the English web
page.
Cheers,
Leif Lodahl
On 11-08-2012 09:27, Marc Paré wrote:
We would like to get some idea of how much time would be reasonable
for the language teams to get notice of the completion of the global
"3.7 Features and Fixes" page to allow you for translation?
If, for example, the "3.7 Features and Fixes" page was ready for
translation 7 days before the official release of LibreOffice 3.7,
would this leave you enough time to translate? Would you need more
time than this?
We are just trying to see if we could coordinate more language
communities to complete these pages and ready by the official release
dates.
FYI, I am involved in completing the features pages on the global site
and usually get an OK from the devs to start on working on the new
release page when the version is in final RC version.
Any feedback on this would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Marc
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