On 30.12.2013 20:09, Andrea Pescetti wrote:
On 28/12/2013 Herbert Duerr wrote:
What does this mean? That at the next successful run of our buildbot
(normally weekly, between Sunday and Monday) you will be able find and
download your Windows test builds from
http://ci.apache.org/projects/openoffi
I've seen very fast progress on the Hindi translation in the last
period, and now Hindi appears to be 100% complete at
https://translate.apache.org/hi/aoo40/
Does this mean that we are ready to test the translation? Nityanand
Sharma (nitya), would you like to have a test build available in Hind
Hello Andrea,
I was going to ask you the same. I was correcting some mistakes in it. I think
I will take one more day for it and then I will ask to get a test build.
@ to other Hindi translators: Please have a look on translations and give
suggestions as soon as possible. I would like to have h
On 31/12/2013 Bounthong Vongxaya wrote:
my name is Bounthong Vongxaya. Please create a Pootle account for me.
I state that my contributions are under the Apache 2 license and I
will work on Lao.
My preferred username is bounthong.v
Welcome! Lao is a new language for OpenOffice, so I cannot cr
According to Wikipedia—and in this case I choose not to disbelieve it—about
8-10M people speak (and implicitly use) Quechua, the ancient language of South
America.
Like other Native American languages, software support (inter alia) is lacking.
However, the regions where Quechua prevails is also
there is a spellchecker alright:
http://extensions.openoffice.org/en/project/kichwa-ecuador-spellchecker
As for localization, there were some people interested but they never
started the work.
On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 9:04 PM, Louis Suárez-Potts wrote:
> According to Wikipedia—and in this case I
NapaykullaykiI (hello in Quechua),
I was down in Peru last year and was amazed with the number of people
speaking Quechua around the country. It is still an active language and
supporting that gets an A+ from me
Happy New Year!
Marc
On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 7:04 PM, Louis Suárez-Potts wrote:
Hi Marc,
On 02-Jan-2014, at 23:19, Marc O'Brien wrote:
> NapaykullaykiI (hello in Quechua),
>
> I was down in Peru last year and was amazed with the number of people
> speaking Quechua around the country. It is still an active language and
> supporting that gets an A+ from me
>
> Happy New Y
There was a similar push by people from Paraguay for Guarani, but also
didnt really have enough push to get the project off the ground.
I am not sure exactly what are you Louis proposing, or you just want to
know how nice that idea would be? As for Peru, there was some developers
who did some work
