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List:       kde-i18n-doc
Subject:    Re: K3b - my apologies
From:       Malcolm Hunter <malcolm.hunter () gmx ! co ! uk>
Date:       2004-01-27 12:36:58
Message-ID: 200401271236.58388.malcolm.hunter () gmx ! co ! uk
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On Tuesday 27 Jan 2004 12:22, Jeroen Wijnhout wrote:
> > Why you have no clue?
> > There is a CVS and a stat web page. You can easly see if your application
> > is translated or not.
>
> Link please?

http://i18n.kde.org - Follow KDE Translators Center

> > I see no reason to ask each translator to send you an email if he is
> > working. We (the translators) have often no clue of extragear
> > applications release schedules. But you can always see the status of a
> > translation.
>
> http://www.kde.org/areas/extragear
>
> > > Some teams translate extragear, some don't. Further
> > > more, I have my own list of people who do translations outside of a
> > > i18n-team.
> >
> > This is  the worst thing.
> > When you put your application in kdeextragear module you should send an
> > email to your own translators and say them "Please join the KDE
> > translation teams". It easy for you (you have the list of translator) to
> > do that while it is quite difficult to me to know if a extragear
> > application translation is "in progress" somewhere else.
>
> I can't force them to do that (I tried, believe me). On the other hand, I'm
> not going to discard their work if they send me an updated kile.po file.

Couldn't you email the translation team coordinator to let him know, so it can 
be committed to CVS?

> > I think we should define better the extragear policy.
>
> Yes, the current situation leads to various problems.

There's no point having extragear if developers treat it like sourceforge.

Regards,
Malcolm
-- 
KDE Proof Reading Team
KDE GB English Translation Team

http://i18n.kde.org/teams/index.php?action=info&team=en_GB
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