KDE Localization
News about KDE Localization
2006/02/03: The new l10n.kde.org web site is onlineby lastnico |
| After 6 months of development, the l10n.kde.org web site has finally been deployed on the official KDE internationalization web site, which will now be called the Localization web site. As you can see, it uses now the default KDE layout, and its admins hope this site will help KDE translation process works better than ever. Of course, the rewrite of the previous web site have probably added some bugs, so do not hesitate to contact admins if you find any problem (broken links, strange behavior, ...) Thanks for support. |
2005/10/19: KDE 3.5 beta 2 is releasedby amanlinux |
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Here is some Change in KDE 3.5 Release plan as there is 2nd Beta is released.
More info about release of KDE 3.5 beta November 7th, 2005: Total release freeze last for commiting anything November 9th, 2005: Release Candidate 1 KDE 3.5 Release Plan Changed |
2005/08/14: Site documentation face liftby claudiuc |
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I'm glad to announce you that
Site Documentation has been updated to
reflect new look and feel of KDE > 3.3.
At this occasion I've made a new release for mkdocs package, the nice script which automatically generated online docs, PS and PDF from DocBook source. The common directory was updated and I added docbook.list as example for configuration file. You can download it from: ftp://ftp.i18n.kde.org/tools/mkdocs/. Enjoy! |
2005/06/15: New tarballs with GUI & DOC Stats scriptsby claudiuc |
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For those how like the scripts behind KDE GUI
and DOC statistics, I can say that a new release
is out. This time I've put at download
guisvn - the script which update the local SVN
working copy, and compendium - the script
which weekly generate teams compendiums.
Grab the tarballs at:
In the coresponding FTP directories you can find the MD5 sum files. |
2005/06/13: GUI & DOC Stats for SVNby claudiuc |
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After many weeks without free time or choped
by other priorities, finally I managed to finish
transition from CVS to SVN for DOC and GUI statistics.
The good news for GUI Stats is that scripts are like DOC Stats: use command line parsing, read system and user configuration files. That way you can customize them for your need without touching the code. I hope to put them at download in the next days. |
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