On Tue, 2012-05-08 at 22:58 +0800, Cheng-Chia Tseng wrote:
> Only 100% translated languages are included.
>
> Can other languages which also try hard to translate be included?
> Although Chinese (Taiwan) language is not 100% now, but the most
> common part are translated.
>
> I would like my language be included too. ;)

I guess this is important.  I am happy to include any language for which
the team wants it included.  Some teams don't want to release anything
that isn't 100%.  Other teams hit the important things first and want to
release whatever is done.

I will make it a point to include zh-TW in the next RPM.

--McD

>
> On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 10:50 PM, John J. McDonough <wb8rcr@arrl...>
> wrote:
>         I guess I should post the step-by-step gory details for
>         testing the
>         release notes.  This looks pretty awful but really only takes
>         a few
>         minutes.
>        
>         First, go to
>         https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/fedora-release-notes-17.0.0-1.fc17
>        
>         As new translations become available, the 17.0.0 will become
>         17.0.1,
>         17.0.2, etc.  The last of those three numbers represents the
>         content
>         of the RPM which usually changes only because of new
>         translations.  If
>         the original changes (new strings), the second number will
>         increment.
>        
>         On that page, click on "fedora-release-notes-17.0.0-1.fc17"
>         after
>         "Builds:".
>        
>         Click on "download" in:
>         noarch  (build logs)
>                fedora-release-notes-17.0.0-1.fc17.noarch.rpm (info)
>         (download)
>        
>         Open with "Software Install".  You will need to provide a
>         password to
>         install an unsigned package.  (It doesn't get signed until it
>         gets
>         karma).
>        
>         You should now have a Release Notes menu choice under
>         "Accessories" in
>         your logged in language.  Clicking on it should take you to
>         the
>         release notes in your logged in language.  You can see other
>         languages
>         by logging out and selecting a different language at the
>         bottom of the
>         screen while logging back in.  the current RPM contains
>         Bulgarian,
>         English and Ukrainian.  Any other language selection will
>         result in
>         English.
>        
>         If all is well, go to the original link, log in, and at the
>         bottom of
>         the screen, click "Add a comment".  Select "Works for me" and
>         make any
>         notes you like.  Click the "Add Comment" button.
>        
>         When you are done, you can revert your system back to the
>         original
>         release notes by going to a command line as root and typing
>        
>          yum downgrade fedora-release-notes
>        
>         Once three people have done this, the translated release notes
>         will be
>         staged for the release repository.
>        
>         --McD
>        
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>
>
> --
> Sincerely,
> by Cheng-Chia Tseng


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