Translation
This section covers the news surrounding the Fedora Translation (L10n) Project[1].
Contributing Writer: Runa Bhattacharjee
New Module RHEL-comps Added to translate.fedoraproject.org
Piotr Drag announced[1] the inclusion of the RHEL-comps module to translate.fedoraproject.org.
FLP Representation in F-12 Alpha Release Readiness Meeting
FLSCo member Noriko Mizumoto would be attending[1] the Fedora 11 Alpha Release Readiness Meeting, on behalf of the Fedora Localization Project. The meeting would be held on Wednesday 12th August via a conference call.
Priority of Fedora Documentation for Translation
A request was made by the FLP to the Fedora Documentation team to suggest a priority order for the translation of the numerous Guides/Documentation. Eric Christensen suggested[1] an initial order for assessment by the Fedora Documentation and Fedora Localization teams. Ruediger Landmann proposed[2] the Installation Quick Start Guide to be elevated above the Installation Guide, since much of the translations from the first book can be reused into the latter. Additionally, he also highlighted the requirement for translation of the Publican common content and docbook-locales as these provide essential components used during the compilation of the books.
Proposal for Translation of docs.fedoraproject.org
On behalf of the Spanish team, Daniel Cabrera put forward a proposal[1] to add a few pages from docs.feforaproject.org for translation on translate.fedoraproject.org. The pages form the primary traversal route for users to reach the documentation pages from the fedoraproject.org wiki start page in their language. Dimitris Glezos suggested[2] adding the links in the 'Getting Help' page or translating the docs.fedoraproject.org pages.
Transifex v0.7 to be Available Soon
The imminent arrival of Transifex v0.7 was announced[1] by Diego Búrigo Zacarão. Transifex is the tool currently in use by the FLP Infrastructure. Diego also made a call for the updation of Transifex translations for this upcoming release.
Orcan Ogetbill put forward a request[1] for the translation of the categorized Multilmedia-menu that would be available within the desktop menu in F-12. This menu would be made available via the optional package that would be part of the FedoraStudio feature. Currently, Orcan is being guided[2] [3] by FLP for converting the source content into a translation-ready format.
Missing Translations for Policycoreutils-gui in Fedora 11
Runa Bhattacharjee reported[1] missing translations for multiple languages in the policycoreutils-gui package available with Fedora-11.