From kde-i18n-doc  Sun Mar 16 19:31:26 2008
From: Torsten Rahn <torsten.rahn () credativ ! de>
Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2008 19:31:26 +0000
To: kde-i18n-doc
Subject: Need some help translating marble.pot
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> #: src/lib/PlaceMarkInfoDialog.cpp:88
> msgid "Elevation extreme"
> What is it? :)

"Elevation extremes" are points on earth which have a significant outstanding 
height (or deepness):

On one hand this could be hills and mountains but also extremely deep points 
under the sea: As examples think of the Mount Everest in Asia or the Marianas 
Trench in the Pacific Ocean.

> msgid ""
> "A Real Time.Cloud Map that gets updated every 3 hours. It uses GOES, "
> "METEOSAT, and GMS satellite imagery downloaded from the Geostationary "
> "Satellite Imagery page at Dundee University.  Credits: Hari Nair, Xplanet
> " "Project"
>
> A Real Time.Cloud Map -> A real time cloud map ?

Yes. It's a cloud map that gets updated every three hours according to the 
latest clouds displayed by satellite photos.

> Marble is a bit strange contraption. It consists of the "Marble widget"

There is nothing strange about Marble. It's using a widget which is solely 
depending on Qt. There are a lot of other widgets offered as a part of Qt 
which also only depend on Qt and which get used in KDE as well. The only 
strange thing I see is that Qt and KDE can't agree on a common mechanism to 
translate things. Now that is a pretty bad, hilarious and strange thing when 
it comes to code reusage.

Torsten Rahn

Author of Marble Desktop Globe


> Thanks in advance for any help.

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