Re: Translators: use progress.gnome.org for your work!

["Erdal Ronahi" <erdal ronahi gmail com>]

Hi,

thanks for these new great status pages!

On 1/2/07, Danilo Šegan <danilo gnome org> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've updated all the details on progress.gnome.org/teams pages, synced
> module branches with those on l10n-status.g.o, and progress.gnome.org
> is ready for your official use.
>
> We might be coming up with another domain name in the near future, but
> use progress.gnome.org until further notice.  If you need to change
> some of the data listed there, contact gnome-i18n gnome org (and CC
> danilo gnome org and menthos gnome org if it's about coordinator
> changes).

Yes, for Kurdish [ku] there are some changes: Abdullah Ulas registered
the project on Sourceforge, but currently I am the coordinator. You
can also register me as the default asignee for localization bugs in
bugzilla. Same goes for the CVS account, eronahi cvs gnome org is the
correct one.

Thanks again,
Erdal

> For you translators, most beneficial would be to start with pages such
> as:
>
>    http://progress.gnome.org/teams/sr
>
> This lists basic coordinator information, bugzilla and team
> information, and status per-release for any of the languages a team
> translates to.  For most teams which manage only a single language,
> this page would be almost identical to
>
>    http://progress.gnome.org/languages/sr
>
> Among the important new features:
>
>  1. Centralized data for all i18n-related work
>  2. Documentation stats are on the same page
>  3. We've got a lot of optimizations in
>  4. Automatic string-freeze breakage monitoring
>  5. Per-module pages such as
>       http://progress.gnome.org/module/gnome-applets
>  6. Common errors and mistakes caught and displayed right on your
>     pages (such as missing entry in LINGUAS/ALL_LINGUAS, not passing
>     "msgfmt -c" check, etc.)
>  7. Support for both SVN and CVS (including external modules such as
>     xkeyboard-config:
>       http://progress.gnome.org/module/xkeyboard-config
>     )
>
> These are all features of Damned Lies software developed during the
> past year.  There are a lot of other features planned, so if you feel
> like hacking some Python/CheetahTemplates/SQLObject into it, you'd be
> more than welcome to join in.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Danilo
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