I've answered your survey but in general, I found it too binary i.e.
whether I prefer Pootle or Virtaal depends on what the task is. I tried
to give this info as much as I could but to sum it up for you, too
coordinate a translation projects with many collaborators, a Pootle
server is really useful. Like LibreOffice. But if you have a really
small team and there aren't 100s of po files, Virtaal is more effective.
Michael
05/11/2014 21:57, sgrìobh Valeria Siano:
Hi Sophie!
Thanks for replying.
In particular this survey is just part of a study analysing non-experienced
translators' reaction to Pootle and Virtaal. I would like to figure out
which tool would be better for a beginner in FOSS projects.
On the other hand, the survey aims to collect active users' opinions, so
that I can compare two opposite points of view (experienced /
non-experienced users).
Thanks for your help! =)
Valeria
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