Hi,
I'm a little confused. At first I suggested to import all strings from
LibreOffice into Pootle, even OO specific strings. At the time I was
told that we should only translate LibO specific strings. So we set up
Persian in OpenOffice Pootle and started translating common strings
there.
I think merging all strings and starting a new project on LibreOffice
Pootle is a good idea. Then we can translate strings in one place. It
seems that en_GB LibO uses this approach.
Hossein
On 3/3/11, Andras Timar <timar74@gmail.com> wrote:
2011/3/3 Hossein Noorikhah <hossein.ir@gmail.com>:
Hi,
We've completed translating OpenOffice.org Writer in OpenOffice pootle. Do
you use the latest translations from OpenOffice pootle?
Hossein
Hi Hossein,
No, we don't take translations automatically from OpenOffice.org
Pootle. We use our own Pootle where we can set-up a project for your
language, too. You can migrate your OOo translations to LibreOffice by
following Sophie's article
(http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Mergingl10n). Alternatively, I can
do the migration for you but then it is up to you to keep OOo and
LibreOffice translations in sync. As time passes by, the differences
between OOo and LibreOffice will become larger. As a rule of thumb we
always take what is in our Pootle.
Thanks,
Andras
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