I translated koha 2.2.9 and send the .po archives to the translate list. If anybody wish i can send them. Greetings, Santiago Hermira. 2007/11/26, hemeroteca@seminariopontificio.cl < hemeroteca@seminariopontificio.cl>:
Hola quisera saber que ocurrio finalmente con la traducción al español de koha; se encuentra disponible??, se requiere ayuda para su traducción??
Hi, I want to know that finally occurred with the translation into Spanish of koha; is available?, Help is needed for translation?
Greetings from Chile
----- Original Message ----- From: "Joshua Ferraro" <joshua.ferraro@liblime.com> To: <kohatranslate@agogme.com> Cc: <koha-devel@nongnu.org>; "koha-translate" <koha-translate@nongnu.org>; "Thomas Gramstad" <thomas@ifi.uio.no> Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 9:51 AM Subject: Re: [Koha-translate] Norwegian translation of Koha
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[Sorry for my late reply. I intended to reply earlier but a lingering cold kept me from some things last month.]
On Fri, October 12, 2007 10:42 am, Axel Bojer wrote:
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We have good news from Norway: NUUG ( Norwegian Unix User group, http://nuug.no/ ) have agreed to pay two translators to translate koha into norwegian (bokmål, by the way, we also have nynorsk :-). So now the next question is:
How far has the translation files for Koha 3.0 come by now? As quoted above, they ought to be in good shape now, but, well, delays seems to happen, so: How is the status by now? Is it advisable and possible to start translating koha 3.0 already now or will there be major changes that will render our work (partly) useless?
I also wonder how difficult it will be to make a local build with our translations?
The koha-translate list is not read by as many people who should read it as it ought to be. I will try to obtain an answer for you about the current status of Koha 3.0 HTML stability for translation.
My experiences with other translation project (Scribus, OOo, KDE) shows me that it is essential to be able to look at what you have actually committed. Often it is impossible to know exactly how to translate a spesific phrase without knowing how this function works and/or what
GUI looks like. It will therefore be important for us to be able to make our own localised builds continuously to see the changes and the results.
And third: If all the other questions are answered with «GO FOR IT (NOW)», then: Is it possible to put the needed files out on the net
On 11/26/07, Thomas Dukleth <kohatranslate@agogme.com> wrote: the like
this: http://translate.koha.org/use.php?lg=en
or do you have pot- and po-files ready for us?
While setting up something like "http://translate.koha.org/use.php?lg=en " may be possible, I suspect that is not likely to happen given other development priorities. Although, you could do that yourself using a git repository clone. See the Koha git documentation at http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=en:development:git_usage .
I will press for the current status of po files. The Staff client is ready, please see the email I've just posted to koha-devel and koha-translate. Let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers,
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