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=== | === Defining Minimum Criteria for I18N Support === | ||
Rahul Bhalerao [https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-trans-list/2008-July/msg00020.html defines] criteria for language support: | |||
" | "I think the term Language Support has been used in more vague sense | ||
so far (please correct me if I am wrong). Also there has been a | |||
difference between a language being supported technically and a | |||
language that is supported with all the localization. Thus there has | |||
been a need to define the terms with more clarity. I think it would be | |||
good if we have two different sections for a language support namely, | |||
i18n and l10n." | |||
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Contributing Writer: MarekMahut
Defining Minimum Criteria for I18N Support
Rahul Bhalerao defines criteria for language support:
"I think the term Language Support has been used in more vague sense so far (please correct me if I am wrong). Also there has been a difference between a language being supported technically and a language that is supported with all the localization. Thus there has been a need to define the terms with more clarity. I think it would be good if we have two different sections for a language support namely, i18n and l10n."