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Call to translators for ejabberd 2.0.0
Submitted by mfoss on Tue, 2007-12-04 22:23
The messages shown by ejabberd to the users and administrators are written in English. Many people have contributed translations for other 16 languages. A new version of ejabberd will be published in the following days, so it is time for a call to translators.
Those are the languages that still need an update, the lines that remain to be complete, and the state of the translation:
ca.msg 0 -- translation completed by Vicent Alberola
cs.msg 0 -- translation completed by Lukáš Polívka alias Spike411
de.msg 0 -- translation completed by Cord Beermann (was being translated by Derelm)
es.msg 0 -- translation completed by Badlop
eo.msg 0 -- translation completed by Andreas van Cranenburgh
fr.msg 0 -- translation completed by Mickael Remond
gl.msg 0 -- translation completed by Carlos E. Lopez
it.msg 0 -- translation completed by Luca Brivio
ja.msg 0 -- translation completed by Tsukasa Hamano
nl.msg 0 -- translation completed by Andreas van Cranenburgh
no.msg 0 -- translation completed by Stian B. Barmen
pl.msg 3 -- translation almost complete, by Andrzej Smyk
pt-br. 45 -- is being translated by Lucius Curado
pt.msg 187
ru.msg 0 -- translation completed by Konstantin Khomoutov
sk.msg 47
sv.msg 153 -- Magnus Henoch will try to update if finds time
th.msg 0 -- translation completed by EQHO Communications (Thailand) Ltd.
tr.msg 4 -- translation almost complete, by Doruk Fisek
uk.msg 0 -- translation completed by Ruslan Rakhmanin
vi.msg 0 -- translation completed by EQHO Communications (Thailand) Ltd.
wa.msg 18 -- is being translated by Pablo Saratxaga
zh.msg 0 -- translation completed by Shelley Shyan
You can collaborate in any translation listed above, it's very easy:
Open the file with the language you can translate.
To know which lines need to be translated, check: How to Translate
Once you have translated all the lines (or many of them), you can publish your work in many ways:
Publish in your page and add a comment here with the link
Send an email to the ejabberd mailing list
Join the ejabberd chatroom and we will chat
You can also put the lines in a comment here
If you have any question or problem, don't hesitate to add a comment. If you want to know the context in which a sentence is used, you can read the source code online at the SVN repository web, or ask and we will try to explain it.