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Translation

This section covers the news surrounding the Fedora Translation (L10n) Project.

http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/L10N

Contributing Writer: Runa Bhattacharjee

FLP Meeting

The common meeting for the Fedora Localization Project team was held on 25th/26th March 2009[1][2]. The discussion centered around general feedback around the new transifex interface for statistics and submissions. Currently, it lacks the FLP logo and is also not the landing page for the project. AnkitPatel from the FLP-Admin team informed that these issues can be fixed after the end of Fedora Infrastructure freeze period.

Other issues that were discussed were the non-availability of the updated Anaconda file and problem related to leadership in the Persian Translation team. The meeting was chaired by NorikoMizumoto.

FLP Admin Meeting

The FLP Admin team met[1] on 24th March 2009 to discuss about the new transifex instance, publican/docs support for statistics generation on transifex, feedback ticket filing FAQ, coordination with Fedora Infrastructure team to iron out the current issues.

Anaconda File Ready for Translation

VillePekkaVainio announced[1] the availability of the updated Anaconda .po files for translation. The files were held back due to a delay from the Anaconda developers who were running additional tests [2].

Release Notes Moved in the Repository

The location of the translated .po files of Fedora Release notes were recently moved without notification, within the git repository[1][2].

PackageKit 0.4.6 version for Fedora 11

RichardHughes announced[1] that the 0.4.6 version of PackageKit would be part of Fedora 11 and translations for this version were to be submitted by 29th March 2009. PackageKit 0.4.6 is scheduled for release on 30th March 2009.


New Members in FLP

Hamid Reza Neyari (Persian)[1], Hedda Peters (German)[2], Sam Friedmann (French)[3], Sveinn Helgi Sverrisson (Icelandic)[4], Imre Csuhai (Hungarian)[5] joined the Fedora Localization Project during the past week.