Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Attention, translators!

El llunes, 09-agostu-2010 a les 18:11 -0500, Kevin Godby escribió: > Do you have a list of Asturian words and their hyphenation points? Do > you hyphenate between two syllables? Or do you hyphenate based on the > etymology of the word? I'll document better how to do this later, when I'm sure it

[Ubuntu-manual] Contributors list

Hello all. I've just recently started to get involved in the manual project. I've pushed a number of edits, mostly spelling/grammar ones, as can be seen from the lucid-e2 page. I was wondering if I've qualified to add myself as one of the editors? ___ Mai

Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Attention, translators!

Our (Czech) status is nearly 60% translated. Sad to say I don't have any spare time to do anything regarding Manual now - new job, etc. ... Hopefully in a few days it will be better. Another hiccup is that I'm alone for the whole translation. ... for a while now. To sum this up - I'd really like t

Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Attention, translators!

On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 1:45 PM, Xuacu wrote: > For the Asturian translation, I've found that there isn't asturian TeX > hyphenation pattern (and almost nothing exists for our language). Hence, > there are a lot of text overflow warnings in the PDF build. I'm working > on that from our (alpha+) Asp

Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Attention, translators!

Thanks for the updates. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't the bottleneck! --Kevin ___ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-manual Post to : ubuntu-manual@lists.launchpad.net Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-manual More help :

Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Attention, translators!

On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 7:16 PM, Ask Hjorth Larsen wrote: > ...  The most time consuming part is to > look up strings in user interfaces. I wrote a script to seach for UI strings in the manual, lookup in the UI translation (through different packages .po) and auto replace those strings. I don't ha

Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Attention, translators!

El llunes, 09-agostu-2010 a les 11:11 -0500, Kevin Godby escribió: [...] > For those translations listed at 100% complete, what's your status? > Are you working on editing/proofreading? Or are you waiting on me for > something? (If you're waiting on me, please send me an email!) Hi everyone. F

Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Attention, translators!

Hi Kevin On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 6:11 PM, Kevin Godby wrote: > Hello. > > I just wanted to touch base with the translators and see how things are going. > > So far, we've released the Greek and German editions of the Ubuntu manual. > > There are a number of other translations that appear to be nea

[Ubuntu-manual] Attention, translators!

Hello. I just wanted to touch base with the translators and see how things are going. So far, we've released the Greek and German editions of the Ubuntu manual. There are a number of other translations that appear to be near completion according to the Launchpad page: https://translations.launch

Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Very important meeting on Monday 9th of August

The logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2010/08/09/%23ubuntu-manual.html. On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 10:57 AM, c7p wrote: > > > 2010/8/9 c7p > > Hello team, >> >> There's a meeting on Monday (tomorrow or today on your timezone) at 15 00 >> UTC/GMT in #ubuntu-meeting on freenode. It's ver

Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Very important meeting on Monday 9th of August

2010/8/9 c7p > Hello team, > > There's a meeting on Monday (tomorrow or today on your timezone) at 15 00 > UTC/GMT in #ubuntu-meeting on freenode. It's very very important, please > try to make it! Check Josh's mail > [1 > ] > > You can fi

Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Re-igniting the project

Hey guys, Firstly I won't be able to make the meeting because it's at 4am my time, so I've jotted down what I think i the pad (http://pad.ubuntu-uk.org/baZkHCQiMu) and I'll say some more things here. I've made an infographic / timeline thing: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1887929/dev-infographic.png <

Re: [Ubuntu-manual] Re-igniting the project

Hello. I'm planning on attending the meeting (assuming nothing else arises between now and then, and assuming I don't sleep through it). But I in case I miss it, here are my thoughts on the current agenda items: 1. Lucid - Second edition Since 10.04 is an long-term support release, it'd be nice