Re: po: Remove English strings from the Slovenian translation.

[Francois Gouget]

On Tue, 17 Jan 2012, Andrej Znidarsic wrote:
[...]
> As I am not a very technical person, downloading/commiting with git is very
> cubersome/time consuming for me. I would highly appriciate if you would be
> willing to download the .po files after string freeze for 1.4, zip them,
> send them to me. Then i can review them/translate what is missing, send you
> back the files and you can commit them. How does that sound?

Usually we prefer when authors send their patches themselves as 
attribution is important to us and it gets trickier when there's a 
middle agent.

Note that you can download the latest Slovenian PO file from the 
following URL:

http://source.winehq.org/git/wine.git/blob_plain/HEAD:/po/sl.po

Given this, would the following work for you?

* Create a 'po' directory and download the above sl.po file into it
 * Make a copy of it called 'sl.po.orig'
 * Update the translation in 'sl.po'
 * When done, run the following command to generate a patch:
   diff -u po/sl.po.orig po/sl.po >sl.diff
 * Then email the 'sl.diff' file to wine-patches.

If not I can work with you and I'm sure some other solution can be 
arranged.

We're also trying to set things up so one can go to a web site and 
translate Wine there which I guess would be ideal for you. But we're 
being blocked by attribution issues. That is the existing systems appear 
to be unable to track who translated what and to preserve that 
information when submitting the patches. So unfortunately there's no ETA 
for when such a system will be ready. Hopefully this email will rekindle 
interest in finally overcomming this issue...

po: Remove English strings from the Slovenian translation.

[Andrej Znidarsic]

Hello!

This sounds OK. I will do it over the weekend when I will have more time

Cheers

Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things
brought together.

2012/1/17 Francois Gouget
> On Tue, 17 Jan 2012, Andrej Znidarsic wrote:
> [...]
> > As I am not a very technical person, downloading/commiting with git is
>
> very
> > cubersome/time consuming for me. I would highly appriciate if you would
>
> be
> > willing to download the .po files after string freeze for 1.4, zip them,
> > send them to me. Then i can review them/translate what is missing, send
>
> you
> > back the files and you can commit them. How does that sound?
>
> Usually we prefer when authors send their patches themselves as
> attribution is important to us and it gets trickier when there's a
> middle agent.
>
> Note that you can download the latest Slovenian PO file from the
> following URL:
>
> http://source.winehq.org/git/wine.git/blob_plain/HEAD:/po/sl.po
>
> Given this, would the following work for you?
> - Create a 'po' directory and download the above sl.po file into it
> - Make a copy of it called 'sl.po.orig'
> - Update the translation in 'sl.po'
> - When done, run the following command to generate a patch:
>
> diff -u po/sl.po.orig po/sl.po >sl.diff
> - Then email the 'sl.diff' file to wine-patches.
>
> If not I can work with you and I'm sure some other solution can be
> arranged.
>
> We're also trying to set things up so one can go to a web site and
> translate Wine there which I guess would be ideal for you. But we're
> being blocked by attribution issues. That is the existing systems appear
> to be unable to track who translated what and to preserve that
> information when submitting the patches. So unfortunately there's no ETA
> for when such a system will be ready. Hopefully this email will rekindle
> interest in finally overcomming this issue...
>
> --
> Francois Gouget               http://fgouget.free.fr/
>                           La terre est une bêta...