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Juts uploaded on Transifex, template.po is a PO file that gathers strings to be translated in template of our new web pages. This way, menu of new pages will be translated as well as their content.
I also updated Translators to add kooru who joined the Italian transation team: all new web pages for end users are already translated in Italian, thanks Emanuele and welcome on board!
By the way migration old => new home page has been done for Italian, Russian and Spanish.
Fixed, thanks Marcin. Oh, and in your translation, please leave NOTE as is (do not translate it UWAGA), it's a reserved word in this context. I'll just quote asciidoc user guide there:
Code:
15.4. Admonition ParagraphsTIP, NOTE, IMPORTANT, WARNING and CAUTION admonishment paragraph styles are generated by placing NOTE:, TIP:, IMPORTANT:, WARNING: or CAUTION: as the first word of the paragraph. For example:
NOTE: This is an example note.
Alternatively, you can specify the paragraph admonition style explicitly using an AttributeList element. For example:
[NOTE] This is an example note.
Last edited by Didier Spaier; 12-29-2013 at 06:07 AM.
Russian version of our website is now complete, thanks yars and bormant.
[QUESTION] As in Firefox my preferred language is set to "fr", I have to click on "ru" again whenever I change page.
Should I set a cookie to store last explicit choice of language, then display next page in that language (if available), overriding preferred language setting of the browser in that case?
As an example, that would mean that once I've chosen "ru" to display a web page, next web page will be displayed in Russian if available (even though that be not the preferred language set in my browser)
Caveat emptor: after that I'd need to explicitly click on another language code on some page to change that behavior (or have the cookie deleted).
Last edited by Didier Spaier; 12-29-2013 at 04:19 PM.
I wish a Happy New Year to everyone who celebrates on January 1st (and maybe celebrates on another day in addition, for instance Старый Новый год or Старий Новий рік :-), with a special thought for Slint translators and reviewers.
Last edited by Didier Spaier; 01-01-2014 at 03:33 AM.
Reason: rephrased
Huge thanks to George Vlahavas aka gapan who, already more than busy preparing the release of Salix-14.1, took the time to complete the Greek translation.
Now you can install and administrate Slackware in English, French, German, Greek, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Ukrainian. More to come.
New installers as available in http://slint.fr/installers, new packages in http://slint.fr/packages, now including newly translated man pages in Ukrainian (pkgtools and slackpkg), Greek (slackpkg) and Turkish (pkgtools)
Also, our polyglot website http://slint.fr keeps growing. Most new pages are available in English, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Ukrainian, some in Dutch and German. Huge thanks to our translators.
Have fun :^)
PS 06/02/2014: new release, to add translation in Turkish of man pages for slackpkg
Last edited by Didier Spaier; 02-06-2014 at 05:28 PM.
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