I found one new string. The only content was "btrfs".
On Sun, Jul 18, 2010 at 7:54 PM, Christian PERRIER wrote:
> Quoting behrad eslami (behrad...@yahoo.com):
> > I cant find any change in level1-sublevel1 template file after svn
> update. did you update svn?
>
> It is fixed now. There was a storm and a radio link had to be
> replaced. Hope it will work for a long time now.
Storm? Radio link? Where is this server located?
Erdal
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On 12/19/06, Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Where
> are we with dejavu and different languages? Is there any language
> represented in Debian which still has display issues with dejavu?
Arabic uses Nazli from ttf-farsiweb. So would Persian.
I took a closer look at Nazli. I
Hi all,
I cannot answer the original question, but I would like to share once
again the experience of the Kurdish team. We have several very active
translators who know very little English, but know other languages
like Turkish or Arabic well. We are using the Rosetta web interface,
because it al
Kurdish (ku) is fine.
Hi,I installed the deb from ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/t/ttf-dejavu/. The new support for the Kurdish/Arabic script is great. The hinting especially of the dots may need some improvement, but that is a known issue. Thanks to Ben for implementing. DejaVu Sans is now the first free font fo
Hi,Definitely, but it has been added to CVS trunk and fedora-branch, but not
to the glibc 2.3 branch, so it is not part of latest official tarballsand some distributions will miss it.What does that mean? What is CVS trunk?Erdal
So far, I haven't seen ku translations for base-config, shadow,console-data...only iso-codes, afaik.
At least newt is completely translated and filed as a bug, but does not show up here.Erdal
Hi,the "ku" locale has been included into glibc recently, as far as I can see from this:http://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=870#c2
I am not sure, but this should help?Greetings,Erdal2005/11/15, Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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Hi,
what "minor" problems does Kurdish have? Some languages (Belarusian, Greek, Welsh, Wolof, Kurdish) have
various "minor" problems in 2nd stage.
You are right, we have not yet tested it, I will try to do so in the near future.
I was looking at the status page for level 2 Kurdish, which showed
Hi,
we have not yet completed Kurdish Level I 100%, but it is fairly
complete for most purposes. Is it possible to start with level II
nevertheless?
Is it sufficient to download a .pot and start translating Level II?
Greetings,
Erdal
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Hi everybody,
I am glad to inform you that the Kurdish translation team has started to
work on the translation of the Debian installer, which we see as a
central step for making Kurdish localizations more widely available in
the free software world. We also hope to solve some localization
pro
Hi,
I have fixed some small bugs and changed the collation chars. I hope the
rest is correct. I cannot read the chars, so I don't know
whether the month names and so on are correct.
Please check whether the collation makes sense according to the alphabet
in the commented line.
No, please ask
Denis Barbier wrote:
to locale contributors. In this case, the ku_TR locale indeed comes
from Mandriva.
Could you send me the file for review? There is a small bug in it, I
think. The word "Mister" has not been translated from Turkish.
Ask them to ship belocs-locales-data ;)
Should we do a
Would you be interested in working on the Kurdish translation of the
Debian Installer?
I definitely am, but not at the moment. Our translations team has not
too much capacity. We are focussing on applications and Mandrake linux
to get at least one linux variant running.
Erdal
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Quoting Erdal Ronahi ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi,
I am working on several localization projects for the Kurdish language
for Windows and Linux. Debian does not yet seem to have the locale
information for Kurdish, while Mandrake has.
Indeed, there is a Kurdish locale
Hi,
I am working on several localization projects for the Kurdish language
for Windows and Linux. Debian does not yet seem to have the locale
information for Kurdish, while Mandrake has.
I would like to provide all the information necessary to create a
Kurdish locale for Debian and Debian-based
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