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Hi,

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Von: Andras Timar <timar74@gmail.com>

2011.08.01. 13:19 keltezéssel, Sophie Gautier írta:
Hi Andras, all,
On 01/08/2011 12:05, Andre Schnabel wrote:

Would like so see 3.5 strings rahter sooner than later ;)

+1 :)

I understand your concern about translating large amount of new strings
in a short time. But as trends show, this is not the case. I compared
3.4.x and master strings today. Changed and new word counts are low
(<1000).


Well, it's not my concern to translate lot's of strings in a short time
(we actually have enought tmie and not that many strings). It's more
about the "release early, release often model that should apply for
localized builds as well. Even if we do not provide fully localized
nightly builds, I'd like to do German builds from time to time just
to see if localization gets broken (currently 3.5 localizations are
badly broken but I cannot tell if it is just a problem of missing
translations or soemething else).

regards,

André

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