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| − | This project relies on native-language teams, members of OpenOffice.org [[NLC | Native Language Confederation]] project, to build great language experience for all users worldwide, maintain translations for [[Languages | more than 100 languages]], test and | + | '''Localization project provides tools and creates workflows supporting [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalization_and_localization localization and the internationalization] of OpenOffice.org making it ready for your language.''' |
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| + | This project relies on an effort of native-language teams, project members of OpenOffice.org [[NLC | Native Language Confederation]] project, to build a great language experience for all users worldwide, maintain translations for [[Languages | more than 100 languages]], test and release localized OpenOffice.org installations and language packs, create localized documentation and official website, support and promote OpenOffice.org among users, partners and developers. | ||
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| + | These wiki pages contain useful information how to to support your language in OpenOffice.org and release a localized OpenOffice.org version. Joining your [[Languages | Native Language project]] is a great opportunity to help spread our loving OpenOffice.org software and the idea of software freedom by making it accessible to more users. | ||
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| + | When you first start at OpenOffice.org, everything is new, and the procedures may be different from other projects you've experienced. Continue reading and find out how you can contribute to your native language project or start a project to add a new language. To get in touch with the translations community please come and ask for some advice on the [mailto:dev@l10n.openoffice.org dev@l10n.openoffice.org] mailing list [http://l10n.openoffice.org/servlets/SummarizeList?listName=dev (browse archive)], or on the <tt>#openoffice.org</tt> [[IRC|IRC channel]]. | ||
Revision as of 22:26, 13 August 2010
Welcome to the OpenOffice.org Localization project Wiki page!
Localization project provides tools and creates workflows supporting localization and the internationalization of OpenOffice.org making it ready for your language.
This project relies on an effort of native-language teams, project members of OpenOffice.org Native Language Confederation project, to build a great language experience for all users worldwide, maintain translations for more than 100 languages, test and release localized OpenOffice.org installations and language packs, create localized documentation and official website, support and promote OpenOffice.org among users, partners and developers.
These wiki pages contain useful information how to to support your language in OpenOffice.org and release a localized OpenOffice.org version. Joining your Native Language project is a great opportunity to help spread our loving OpenOffice.org software and the idea of software freedom by making it accessible to more users.
When you first start at OpenOffice.org, everything is new, and the procedures may be different from other projects you've experienced. Continue reading and find out how you can contribute to your native language project or start a project to add a new language. To get in touch with the translations community please come and ask for some advice on the dev@l10n.openoffice.org mailing list (browse archive), or on the #openoffice.org IRC channel.
