Hi all,
Le 06/01/2018 à 15:39, Michael Wolf a écrit :
Hi,
when will you finally correct the translations on
translations.documentfoundation.org? Upper Sorbian (hsb) LO was fully
translated and now 25,718 words are marked as untranslated or fuzzy. I
dislike translating strings repeatedly though they weren't changed.
I didn't translate much into Lower Sorbian (dsb) but I think there is
still the same issue.
Please correct the displayed untranslated strings. Unfortunately, this
issue didin't occur the first time and it must not be that the
correction take many weeks.
To give you an update: Cloph is still working on it, some strings have
already been removed from their fuzzy state, you should see more
progress in the next days, he is currently running scripts and the last
part will be done manually (which should take more time).
Relying only on Cloph when he has already a lot to do on the releases
doesn't help, so to all of you, if you know some people able to help
here, you are more than welcome to send them to me. Thanks for your
patience and your understanding.
Cheers
Sophie
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