[Shotwell] Shotwell 0.11: Call for Translation

[Lucas Beeler]

Hi Shotwell Fans,

You're receiving this message because you're subscribed to the
Shotwell mailing list or because you kindly provided translation
services for Shotwell during a past release cycle. All of us at Yorba
thank you for your efforts!

The next major release of Shotwell, 0.11, is due out in the next few
weeks. Shotwell 0.11 packs a boatload of new features that make
organizing your photo collection easier and that improve support for
working with RAW images. For example, Shotwell 0.11 includes a new
faces management tool that lets you designate the faces of friends and
family in your photos. What's more, Shotwell's tags mechanism now
allows you create hierarchical trees of tags by nesting one tag inside
another -- just right-click any tag name in the sidebar and choose
"New" to create a new child tag! For photographers who shoot RAW
photos, Shotwell now treats RAW+JPEG pairs as a single unit and allows
you to use the developments of RAW photos created by your camera if
they're available.

We think that 0.11 will be among the most feature-packed releases in
Shotwell history -- and we're very excited! Of course, all of these
new features have added new text strings to Shotwell. So if you'd like
to use Shotwell 0.11 in your native language, we invite you to update
the translation files for your language to take these new strings into
account. We froze the addition of new strings today, and we're accepting
translation submissions for the 0.11 release until Monday, August 15.

You can submit an updated translation either directly in reply to this
email or on our Transifex project page at
http://www.transifex.net/projects/p/shotwell/. You can download
Shotwell's strings template files at
http://git.yorba.org/cgit.cgi/shotwell/tree/po/shotwell-core/shotwell.pot
and http://git.yorba.org/cgit.cgi/shotwell/tree/po/shotwell-extras/shotwell-extras.pot.

Once again, we thank you all for your efforts. We hope you're as
excited about the future of Shotwell as we are, and we wish you all
the best.

Best Regards,
Lucas

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Lucas Beeler
Shotwell Project Tech Lead
Yorba Foundation