Re: weekly i18n status?

[Abel Cheung <deaddog deaddog org>]

On 2003-07-21(Mon) 15:58:47 +0200, Murray Cumming wrote:
> Do we have a volunteer for this? Does it seem sensible/useful?

Of course it's sensible, but looks like translators may not be able to
provide a _weekly_ report -- sometimes nothing happens in gnome-i18n for
one or two weeks. Perhaps an irregular report or monthly report can be
more realistic here. Better yet, news from gtk-i18n or xml-i18n-tools
lists can be picked up too, and merged into a more complete i18n
progress among all GNOME modules.

Abel

> 
> On Thu, 2003-07-10 at 10:44, Murray.Cumming@Comneon.com wrote:
> > The GNOME release team would really like a weekly status report from the
> > internationalization team. We would like to know:
> > - about any special problems or issues.
> > - about any particular modules or languages that are not as translated as we
> > would like.
> >   I guess we care about languages that have a good chance of being complete,
> > but might not be for some reason.
> > - anything else that you think is relevant.
> > 
> > But it just needs to be a quick summary. We just want to make sure that
> > worry about internationalisation when we worry about everything else. It
> > would be nice if we received the email on Tuesdays, because we have our
> > release team meetings on Wednesdays.
> >   
> > I think the internionalization team is already very on top of things (I love
> > the online statistics) so hopefully this would be easy to do. Is there a
> > volunteer?
> > 
> > Murray Cumming
> > murrayc@usa.net
> > www.murrayc.com
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> Murray Cumming
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> 
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