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Currently I'm working in the Hungarian L10N team. I've started translating between Fedora 14 and 15. I picked up this work because a lot of Hungarian packages were only partially translated. Not to mention the websites, the progress bar is standing at 52% at the moment.
Currently I'm working in the Hungarian L10N team. I've started translating between Fedora 14 and 15. I picked up this work because a lot of Hungarian packages were only partially translated. Not to mention the websites, the progress bar is standing at 52% at the moment.


Maybe that's the reason why Fedora is not very popular in Hungary. People who know me often ask for advice or help about computers, and -- when it's a viable alternative -- I suggest them to use Fedora. Recently I've became interested in doing that under Fedora banners, so I am going to try to join ambassadors.
Maybe that's the reason why Fedora is not very popular in Hungary. People who know me often ask for advice or help about computers, and -- when it's a viable alternative -- I suggest them to use Fedora. Recently I've became interested in doing that under Fedora banners.


M.G.
M.G.

Revision as of 05:40, 3 June 2011

Máté Gelei
Máté Gelei
Máté Gelei
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Hello!

I'm Máté, a Hungarian student. I have met Linux and the open source world a few years ago. After several attempts of switching back and forth from Windows (you know, it's hard to get used to a new thing) I finally opted for Fedora, which was a fair choice that I haven't regretted ever since.

Currently I'm working in the Hungarian L10N team. I've started translating between Fedora 14 and 15. I picked up this work because a lot of Hungarian packages were only partially translated. Not to mention the websites, the progress bar is standing at 52% at the moment.

Maybe that's the reason why Fedora is not very popular in Hungary. People who know me often ask for advice or help about computers, and -- when it's a viable alternative -- I suggest them to use Fedora. Recently I've became interested in doing that under Fedora banners.

M.G.