Re: [Groff] Translations

2009-04-01 Thread Werner LEMBERG
> I'm sure the hyphenation is a little wonky... there's a hyphen.fr > file (which I assume could be used for proper French hyphenation, if > installed properly). Is there anywhere I could grab a Spanish > hyphenation file? Attached. This is from TeXLive (there the file is called hyph-es.tex).

[Groff] Translations

2009-03-31 Thread Larry Kollar
One of the manuals I maintain in my day job is in groff, and (to my surprise) I had to have it translated. The translators managed to not muck up things *too* badly -- there were a few lines that got run together in error and a couple macro and cross-ref names that got translated, but they

Re: [Groff] translations

2006-10-20 Thread D. E. Evans
Download the groff home page and mail my german version to the list or to you, Werner? To me. I'll add it as ./groff/index.de.html. Don't forget the translation link at the bottom. If we get enough documents to translate, I'll break up the directories, and Werner can get you access to

Re: [Groff] translations

2006-10-20 Thread Erich Hoffmann
Am Dienstag, 17. Oktober 2006 16:18 schrieb Werner LEMBERG: > >Well, before doing that it would be interesting to know which > >languages groff enthusiasts are really using -- I'm not talking > >about man pages but real documents... > > > > I agree. German immediately comes to mind for

Re: [Groff] translations

2006-10-17 Thread Werner LEMBERG
>Well, before doing that it would be interesting to know which >languages groff enthusiasts are really using -- I'm not talking >about man pages but real documents... > > I agree. German immediately comes to mind for me, and I have > considered Welsh, though I think a Welsh translatio

Re: [Groff] translations

2006-10-17 Thread D. E. Evans
You mean that you ask someone to translate the groff web page into a foreign language? Yes, that's what I mean. Well, before doing that it would be interesting to know which languages groff enthusiasts are really using -- I'm not talking about man pages but real documents... I agr

Re: [Groff] translations

2006-10-16 Thread Werner LEMBERG
> Our website doesn't have any translations currently. Are there any > particular languages that would be helpful or useful for me to > arrange? You mean that you ask someone to translate the groff web page into a foreign language? Well, before doing that it would be interesting to know which l

[Groff] translations

2006-10-16 Thread D. E. Evans
Our website doesn't have any translations currently. Are there any particular languages that would be helpful or useful for me to arrange? ___ Groff mailing list Groff@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/groff