Hello, As a US Peace Corps Volunteer, I'm nearing the end of my 2-year service as an education volunteer in rural Uganda. At the rural primary school where I work we are soon to install a small lab of 8 computers running Ubuntu. I've been doing a fair amount of computer training of both adults (mostly teachers) and children (students) and for the kids especially GCompris has factored in majorly. Although, up to now I've only had one computer to do it. I'm writing this email to touch base with you and let you know that my fellow, Ugandan teachers and I would like to make a Luganda translation of GCompris. It seems that the success of the computer lab will hinge on whether teachers use the computers to teach more effectively and motivate students, rather than treating the computers as another subject and more work for them. I've found the instructions for how to make new voice recordings and plan to buy a microphone and begin doing that soon. However, I may need a little more detailed instructions than those included in the info help file in order to make the written translations. I'm downloading the source code now, but I'm not able to visit the internet very often as I spend most of my time in the village. Any help you could give me would be much appreciated. Lastly, I'm interested in possibly adding a simple game to those you have, but I was curious if it would be possible to write it in Python rather than C? H. Ryan "Migadde" Jones <hr> Peace Corps Volunteer (Education, Uganda) Kayonza Primary, Kayunga District Cell: +256-753-142-658 Mailing: P.O. Box 18279; Kayunga; Uganda <a href="http://ugandajones.blogspot.com/">Blog</a>