[gnome.org #4211] AutoReply: Application received from Eskild Hustvedt (zerodogg AT gmail.com)
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- Subject: [gnome.org #4211] AutoReply: Application received from Eskild Hustvedt (zerodogg AT gmail.com)
- Date: Sun, 06 Jan 2008 17:05:05 +0000
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Contact Information:
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Name: Eskild Hustvedt
E-mail: zerodogg AT gmail.com
irc.gnome.org nickname (if any): Zero_Dogg
svn.gnome.org username (if any): eskildh
Previous GNOME Foundation member: no
GNOME contributions:
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Summary:
day planner, translations to numerous components (including: evolution-webcal, gconf-editor, gnome-keyring,
gnome-mag, pessulus, gnome-nettool, gtk-engines, libgnomekbd, zenity, gnome-screensaver, gnome-doc-utils,
gcalctool, fast-user-switch-applet, alacarte, deskbar-applet)
Detailed description:
I am the author of the Day Planner program, which is a simple calendar for the GNOME desktop that aims to
strictly follow the GNOME HIG and integrate well with the GNOME desktop.
I have also contributed numerous translations to Norwegian Nynorsk, and I am currently working on getting
Nynorsk GNOME 2.22 up above 80%, aiming for it to be on the list of fully supported languages for the 2.22
release. Currently working my way through the rest of the components that are lacking Nynorsk translations,
today that is ekiga, which I should commit today. In addition to the translations, i have also contributed
minor fixes to the BokmÃl translations.
Contacts:
Kjartan Maraas <kmaraas AT gnome.org> (Norwegian BokmÃl/Nynorsk translation coordinator)
Pointers:
http://www.day-planner.org/ the website for the Day Planner project
Other comments:
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I have been translating for only a little while, joined in november. The Day Planner project has been active
for close to two years now, and the goals of the project remain the same; to integrate well with GNOME and
provide GNOME users with a simple-to-use desktop calendar that follows the GNOME HIG. I've also contributed
translations to projects not directly related with GNOME (including OpenOffice.org and exaile).
I've been a long-term supporter of the GNOME project and I wish to become more involved. The translation work
and a foundation membership will hopefully be a first step towards that.
[Application received at Sun Jan 6 17:04:57 2008 (Eastern time)]
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