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On Sonntag, 14. Dezember 2003 21:37, Adriaan de Groot wrote:
> [This sprung to mind as a cute timewaster / data hog, but one that
> might underscore the sheer variety of KDE development once more.]
>
> We (as in KDE) managed to get KTuberling translated. I think that's a
> pretty impressive achievement, finding kids in 50-odd language to say
> things like "ear". Wouldn't it be neat to collect "welcome to KDE" or
> something like that as well, from a bunch of developers in different
> languages? Then you could conceivably find out what coolo sounds like,
> or how to welcome someone (to KDE) in Mandarin Chinese.

I might be wrong, but IMO the easiest way to get this done could be
adding such a greeting voice to the main KDE splash screen appearing
upon start of KDE.

This greeting voice could be heared instead of the normal sound theme
we get when KDE has nearly completed starting.

If this feature is accepted (perhaps it should be de-activable) then
the tranlators surely would have fun translating this voice into their
own languages...

:-)
Karl-Heinz
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