On 03/04/2011 09:40 AM, Dwayne Bailey wrote:
On 2011-03-04 09:14, Yury Tarasievich wrote:
...
description of the .PO based L10N process. Pootle isn't acceptable for
the languages with the comparatively weak terminological base . In
such cases it's common for everybody to translate "just as one sees
...
We have many African languages who also have weak terminology that
benefit from using Pootle.
The difference is that they include their terminology in the terminology
project on Pootle. You can do that also, in which case people giving
suggestions and translations are guided by the teams terminology lists.
The big problem is this procedure isn't well
visible or integrated. E.g., one may easily
bypass it or ignore it. Also, the terminology
matching isn't as quite clear-cut process as
many tools make it to look (Pootle, too, as far
as I can understand -- I know Pootle only
superficially). E.g., is there a support for the
context variants (translate as A1 in context C1,
as A2 in C2 etc.)?
-Yury
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