Hi Peter and welcome,
On 01/11/2012 09:37, Peter Rathgeber wrote:
Gentlemen, ladies,
we are a small software house located in the Philippines. As stern
followers and users of LibreOffice (now v 3.6.2) we always were
surprised that there is no Filipino / Tagalog language version
available. Could you inform us whether someone is working on this
translation already, of, if not, how we could get involved in doing it
for you?
It seems that nobody is working on the localization in Filipino/Tagalog.
We are using Pootle to translate/store our work :
https://translations.documentfoundation.org/
We have a team of translators (also for Spanish) and would love to do
our part to further the reach of LibreOffice.
Please, subscribe to our localization list :
l10n@global.libreoffice.org (+subscribe to subscribe to it) and ask for
your language to be added on Pootle.
You'll find all the instruction on how to proceed here :
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/LibreOffice_Localization_Guide
but don't hesitate to ask your questions on the list, we are here to
help you :)
Kind regards
Sophie
With best regards
Peter Rathgeber
mobile: +63 9292865522 (Philippines)
+60 1115749736 (Malaysia)
email: prathgeber@gmail.com
prathgeber@ikonasoftwareinc.com
rpeter@ikonasoftware.com
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