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Virtaal is an excellent PO file editor developed by the same team that publishes the Pootle transltion server we use for Sugar localization (L10n).
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;Background:Virtaal is an excellent PO file editor developed by the same team that publishes the Pootle transltion server we use for Sugar localization (L10n).
  
 
http://translate.sourceforge.net/wiki/virtaal/index
 
http://translate.sourceforge.net/wiki/virtaal/index
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It is written in Python and should be readily ported to run as a Sugar Activity.
 
It is written in Python and should be readily ported to run as a Sugar Activity.
  
It would be especially desirable if the Sugarized version of Virtaal could be enhanced so that it's existing capability to read and write PO and MO files could be leveraged to use the PO or MO files present in the local source code to allow "bootstrapping" of L10n on a Sugar Environment.  
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;Task:It would be especially desirable if the Sugarized version of Virtaal could be enhanced so that it's existing capability to read and write PO and MO files could be leveraged to use the PO or MO files present in the local source code to allow "bootstrapping" of L10n on a Sugar Environment.  
  
Further eenhancements might include a method for "upstreaming" those local translations to be shared with the Sugar Community (after review and posting to the Pootle server).
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Further enhancements might include a method for "upstreaming" those local translations to be shared with the Sugar Community (after review and posting to the Pootle server).
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;Contacts:cjl --at-- sugarlabs.org  and walter --at-- sugarlabs.org
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[[Category: GCI2012]]

Revision as of 08:39, 26 October 2012

Background
Virtaal is an excellent PO file editor developed by the same team that publishes the Pootle transltion server we use for Sugar localization (L10n).

http://translate.sourceforge.net/wiki/virtaal/index

It is written in Python and should be readily ported to run as a Sugar Activity.

Task
It would be especially desirable if the Sugarized version of Virtaal could be enhanced so that it's existing capability to read and write PO and MO files could be leveraged to use the PO or MO files present in the local source code to allow "bootstrapping" of L10n on a Sugar Environment.

Further enhancements might include a method for "upstreaming" those local translations to be shared with the Sugar Community (after review and posting to the Pootle server).

Contacts
cjl --at-- sugarlabs.org and walter --at-- sugarlabs.org