[Localization] representative .po files needed for idiom

[Samuel Klein]

Here is our pootle server:
http://solar.laptop.org:5080/

You might send them something from the core:
http://solar.laptop.org:5080/projects/xo_core/

--SJ

On Nov 7, 2007 2:48 PM, Todd Kelsey <tekelsey at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello -- could someone send me a few representative .po files for core dev
> projects that I could pass along to the folks at Idiom? Idiom has donated an
> instance of idiom worldserver for use with OLPC, which can be used for
> documentation until open source equivalent evolves -- on the call yesterday
> I also asked them about integrating software strings and they were cool with
> the idea of building a bridge for .po files.
>
> If anyone out there in dev/loc land has actually used idiom before, or knows
> someone who could potentially be lured into some volunteer work, 3hrs. a
> week, please feel free to pass them my way. this could either be translators
> who have worked on the receiving end with xml or rtf packages -- or someone
> who may actually have idiom admin experience.
>
> Background: Idiom Worldserver is a massively scalable translation management
> system, which can be used to help develop a sophisticated translation
> memory, to make it easier to translate "only what has not been translated
> yet". There are open source alternatives which can and should be explored
> (and are being explored), but Idiom is available, mature, and deployed in
> rapid simultaneous release situations around the world in various languages.
> (see www.idiominc.com)
>
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>
> --
> Todd Kelsey
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> and I think music is a gift of creativity that can inspire an atmosphere of
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