, my project
depends on those parts. I think it might be a misunderstanding or it might
change since then. Could you tell me the current status of handling those
files? Thanks.
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Hi,
When I check the help guide for empathy at
http://l10n.gnome.org/module/empathy/, I realize that the picture can be
translated. However I cannot find a link to do that, could you tell me how
those languages translate the pictures? Thanks.
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Fujiwara wrote:
> (07/13/10 12:36), Tao Wang-san wrote:
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>> Hi,
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>> Before making a decision of hosting a project to gnome.org
>> <http://gnome.org/>, I would like to know how well gnome.org
>> <http://gnome.org/> supporting the generation
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to do is add the
specific user, someone like 'transifex', to the project as developer. That
is, it's possible to commit the translation directly to the repository.
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t think it should be
used for a newly write application.
Can anyone give me some hints on this? Thanks.
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Sorry, I send this to wrong address. Please ignore it.
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