[Mageia-i18n] [Transifex.net] Project for training purposes
Thorsten van Lil
tvl83 at gmx.de
Tue Feb 1 15:48:43 CET 2011
Hey Jerzy,
thanks for your work.
Do you know if there is an option to achieve the following behaviour:
* Every team-member should be able to propose new translations, but only
the coordinator should commit them.
(* Also interesting could be, if also not team-member can propose
translations.)
* Is it possible to work on an translation without locking the translation?
As I don't find such settings in the German team profile, I think you as
the maintainer has the power to. :)
Regards,
Thorsten aka TeaAge
> 2011/2/1 Jerzy Trzeciak <artusek at wp.pl <mailto:artusek at wp.pl>>
>
> I have finally created two translation projects on
> http://www.transifex.net
> One of them is Epoll - http://www.transifex.net/projects/p/epoll/
> Another one - LemonPOS - http://www.transifex.net/projects/p/lemonpos
>
> I have created Epoll project just to test creating a project :)
> (read my former post). I made hundreds of mistakes and it took me a
> lot of time to do it (learning is very, very expensive). Now it can
> be used when source file, i.e. messages.pot is modified and we will
> have to update translations. For training Epoll is not suitable,
> because almost all is translated. Well, but when we have more teams...
> BTW Turkish tr.po file does not pass "msgfmt -c" test and requires
> some minor corrections. It looks like syntax error.
> [Turkish team] please correct it locally and resend to Mageia and to
> transifex Epoll project. I made a correction to force uploading the
> file to transifex, but I don't know what I really did.
>
> Another project is Point of Sale for KDE. I was looking for such
> application after being asked by friend of mine. It looks promising
> (app, not a friend). Naturally it needs some adaptation for
> individual expectations.
>
> So, to the subject. I think we can start together learning
> cooperation, translating online and offline, up- and downloading
> translation with transifex.
>
> First step: register yourself at http://www.transifex.net
> Then join the projects and we can follow organizing teams,
> committers and so on.
>
> After some sleep I will write small HOWTO concerning secrets of
> transifex :)
>
> Regards,
> Jerzy
>
>
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