Re: [Lxde-i18n] Should the distributions be warned against LXDE?

[Adolfo Jayme Barrientos <fitoschido@gm...>]

Hi everyone,

Count me as another translator worried. I know that Transifex was used
in the past, but do not know why it was dropped to use a downtiming
server. Can’t LXDE revert to Transifex, or can LXDE consider using
another platform, like Launchpad?


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Re: [Lxde-i18n] Should the distributions be warned against LXDE?

[YUP <yupadmin@gm...>]

Hi,
This question also worries me. I know thay there is a git way to submit
translations, but I'm a bit lazy to use it. And personally I don't like it.
Developers, what can you say?
Regards,
Yarema
On Mar 6, 2013 8:09 PM, "PK" <pliniusminor@...> wrote:

> LXDE has become an important flavour for many big distro's. But an
> important part of LXDE is in coma: the translations. Because the
> technical infrastructure for the translations (Pootle server) has
> disappeared a long time ago.
>
> My question is: should the distro's be warned against LXDE? So that
> they perhaps remove LXDE as flavour from their repositories, and
> choose another lightweight flavour, which does have a functional
> translation infrastructure?
>
> I don't mean this as criticism on LXDE, nor do I want to criticize the
> former maintainer of the Pootle server (who has done a great job for a
> very long time, and deserves many thanks!).
>
> But like it is now, LXDE is no longer a flavour which the big distro's
> can support, I think. So: should we warn them, because they probably
> don't know about the translation coma?
>
> What do you think?
>
> Regards, Pjotr (Dutch translator).
>
>
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Re: [Lxde-i18n] Is the LXDE project dead?

[Alexander Kazancev <kazancas@gm...>]

Will we move to transifex.com? I understand, that transifex is different,
but translation in transifex.com or not translation anymore say for us for
a good choice.


2013/3/6 Seong-ho Cho <darkcircle.0426@...>

> so humm ... It seems that is been a long time since we've got a normal
> state of Pootle site.
> I cannot touch some of my translation due to trembling with breaking some
> source code.
> maybe? yes. Pootle helps us to deliver translation script to each
> translator, safely.
> I hope that some problem will be resolved, too :-)
>
> with a full hope.
>
> Seong-ho, Cho.
>
>
> 2013/2/7 Andrej N. Gritsenko <andrej@...>
>
>     Hello!
>>
>> PK has written on Thursday,  7 February, at 11:11:
>> >Does anyone know whether the LXDE project is dead? We haven't been
>> >able to translate it for a very long time, so maybe the entire LXDE
>> >project is dead?
>>
>>     The project isn't dead at all. In fact, it is slow evolving, that's
>> true, due to very few programmers work on it. And also sad fact is the
>> translation server still offline due to site maintainer's own problems.
>> Be patient, please, that will be resolved, I hope.
>>
>>     With best wishes.
>>     Andriy.
>>
>>
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Re: [Lxde-i18n] Is the LXDE project dead?

[Seong-ho Cho <darkcircle.0426@gm...>]

so humm ... It seems that is been a long time since we've got a normal
state of Pootle site.
I cannot touch some of my translation due to trembling with breaking some
source code.
maybe? yes. Pootle helps us to deliver translation script to each
translator, safely.
I hope that some problem will be resolved, too :-)

with a full hope.

Seong-ho, Cho.


2013/2/7 Andrej N. Gritsenko <andrej@...>

>     Hello!
>
> PK has written on Thursday,  7 February, at 11:11:
> >Does anyone know whether the LXDE project is dead? We haven't been
> >able to translate it for a very long time, so maybe the entire LXDE
> >project is dead?
>
>     The project isn't dead at all. In fact, it is slow evolving, that's
> true, due to very few programmers work on it. And also sad fact is the
> translation server still offline due to site maintainer's own problems.
> Be patient, please, that will be resolved, I hope.
>
>     With best wishes.
>     Andriy.
>
>
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> Free Next-Gen Firewall Hardware Offer
> Buy your Sophos next-gen firewall before the end March 2013
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[Lxde-i18n] Should the distributions be warned against LXDE?

[PK <pliniusminor@gm...>]

LXDE has become an important flavour for many big distro's. But an
important part of LXDE is in coma: the translations. Because the
technical infrastructure for the translations (Pootle server) has
disappeared a long time ago.

My question is: should the distro's be warned against LXDE? So that
they perhaps remove LXDE as flavour from their repositories, and
choose another lightweight flavour, which does have a functional
translation infrastructure?

I don't mean this as criticism on LXDE, nor do I want to criticize the
former maintainer of the Pootle server (who has done a great job for a
very long time, and deserves many thanks!).

But like it is now, LXDE is no longer a flavour which the big distro's
can support, I think. So: should we warn them, because they probably
don't know about the translation coma?

What do you think?

Regards, Pjotr (Dutch translator).