Re: [Dolibarr-dev] Translating Dolibarr

[Destailleur Laurent]

For french language, english and spanish, yes, there is no real need for translation.

But for all other, there is not enough active people.

2013/9/24 CF - Studelec <address@hidden>

Hello Lorenzo,

I just signed up to Transifex (for another project) and i was surprised
to see how many people are helping.

@Eldy: je me suis inscris sur la liste de traduction FR, ce serait
plutot pour relire et corriger les éventuels oublis, mais avec Raphael
et toi, je doute que ca soit très pertinent (compte: graveen).

Have a nice day, CF


Le 17/09/2013 13:22, Lorenzo Novaro a écrit :

> Hello all,
> since the day we switched to Transifex many new translators joined teams and
> some work has been done. I think that it is a bit of a success and it's time,
> maybe, to let translators communicate (both new and old) and share thoughts
> and ideas. The mailing list could also provide an important tool for
> developers, becoming a sort of mega-alias where all translators can be reached
> at once.
>
> Would it be a good idea to have a dedicated dolibarr-i18n mailing list and
> review the http://wiki.dolibarr.org/index.php/Translator_documentation page. I
> took the liberty to comment some text on the page because it was somehow
> outdated and I don't think many potential translators would be interested in
> so many options while we are all currently working on Transifex actually.
>
> It could also be good to recommend the use of transifex for dolibarr modules,
> so that translators and developers get comfortable with the interface and the
> whole process and can, maybe, easily join the existing teams to help translate
> Dolibarr core.
> This would also benefit the whole ecosystem, as Raphaël Doursenaud already
> stated.
>
> Lorenzo Novaro.

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