Coming or need touchups: * uk- Roman says it will be coming soon * pt_BR- have a submission here that I haven't had a chance to look at yet * es- see my earlier reply and comments on it- it needs a few touchups That leaves the following translations. I have CC-ed this email to those listed in the TRANSLATORS file for these languages: $ for f in po/*.po; do echo -n "$f: "; msgfmt -c --statistics $f 2>&1; done | grep , po/ca.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/nb.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/pl.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/ro.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/sv.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. If you guys are still interested in translating, now is the time to do so- the release will be early next week regardless of whether these are in. See http://mailman.archlinux.org/pipermail/pacman-dev/2010-June/010972.html for the original details. -Dan On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 8:48 PM, Dan McGee <dpmcgee@gmail.com> wrote:
11 down, 8 to go is the latest update. If we could get these in by the end of this week that would be awesome.
Still to go:
$ for f in po/*.po; do echo -n "$f: "; msgfmt -c --statistics $f 2>&1; done | grep , po/ca.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/es.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/nb_NO.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/pl.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/pt_BR.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/ro.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/sv_SE.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages. po/uk.po: 389 translated messages, 41 fuzzy translations, 13 untranslated messages.
On Sun, Jun 6, 2010 at 9:40 AM, Dan McGee <dpmcgee@gmail.com> wrote:
5 down, 14 to go. I'm impressed by how many languages we have these days.