Re: Bits and pieces. (Was Re: [gnome-cy] Accelerators, HTML)

[Rhoslyn Prys <rhoslyn prys ntlworld com>]

Telsa Gwynne wrote:

> On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 03:46:52PM +0000 or thereabouts, Rhoslyn Prys wrote:
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> > Dafydd Harries wrote:
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> > > On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 12:12:28PM +0000, Dafydd Tomos wrote:
> > >      
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> > > > On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 12:32:20PM +0000, Kevin Donnelly wrote:
> > > >        
> ...
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> > I've begun to use diddymu for both senarios for the reason you 
> > give.(updates for Netscape 7.02)
> >    
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> Ah. Browsers. Speaking of these, who did the Opera translations?

Me I'm afraid... I'm awaiting the files for 7.03 at the moment. They 
have transfered over to using .po files so I shall send the finished 
product on to Kevin as well...

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> > > The whole distinction between "program" and "application" seems fairly
> > > arbitrary to me, and I think there's a case to be made for discarding
> > > "application" entirely, just as "folder" seems to be another word for
> > > "directory".
> > >
> > >      
> > Cytuno, I've tended to move to using rhaglen for both having asked a 
> > computer specialist to explain the difference between both... By the way 
> > I prefer ffolder rather than plygell - never heard of it before...
> >    
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> Looking through the list of Gnome terms, we found "pecyn" in
> three places. Packet, package and application. Rhaglen for the
> last of those, then?
Pecyn for packet and rhaglen for application/program.

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> > By the way has anyone gone to Guadec? It's in Dublin this year I 
> > understand. It may be useful to fly the flag for the Welsh language 
> > work? If so, any feedback on localization?
> >    
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> Yes. I have been to all three. I have written up most of the talks
> I attended: you can find the links to the talks at the bottom of
>    http://www.linux.org.uk/~telsa/Trips/index.html#talks 
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> For GUA4EC there is a list of abstracts for the papers which have 
> been received (not necessarily all of them will be presented) at
>    http://www.guadec.org/paper-list.html
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> It should be useful for translators. There are already a couple of
> i18n/l10n talks on the list.

Thanks

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> > Dewi's off to the OpenOffice conference (00o con) this week, so we're 
> > all looking forward to feedback from this groundbraking conference. 
> > (subtle hint...)
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> I was talking to someone today who was just waiting for "something,
> anything, that was in Welsh and lets me type things". He was asking
> "What's this Open Office?" :) 
Send them over to Meddal, I could do with the traffic...

Temporarily they could use Abiword but getting the Welsh language to 
work is a bit tricky. Abiword 2 will provide a means of choosing the 
language interface from within the Preferences dialog. S

Hoffet ti gael ffeil .po Abiword, Kevin?

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