[Gruppo traduzione] Fwd: Requesting A Translation

[Milo Casagrande]

FYI.

Se ci fosse qualcuno interessato, contattate direttamente il
programmatore (è un'applicazione commerciale). Magari prima mettetevi
d'accordo qui in mailing list, senza scrivere in 3 - 4 tutti assieme!
:-)

Ciao.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: David Planella <david.planella a ubuntu.com>
Date: Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 08:25
Subject: Re: Requesting A Translation
To: Roshnal Lihinikadu <roshnal15 a gmail.com>
Cc: "Translators, Ubuntu" <ubuntu-translators a lists.ubuntu.com>,
ubuntu-doc a lists.ubuntu.com


Hi Roshnal,

I've forwarded your e-mail to the Ubuntu Translators list, which is a
better place to discuss anything related to translations in Ubuntu,
rather than the Ubuntu Docs team mailing list.

Ubuntu Translators generally translate the Ubuntu OS and very often
many other applications outside the project. However, we tend to focus
on open source applications, rather than proprietary ones, as Sukaro
is.

That does not mean translators don't translate proprietary software as
a rule -it's their personal choice-, but generally the majority of
translators you are addressing work on a volunteer basis to improve
their language support and to give back to open source software (*).

In any case, if anyone is interested in Sukaro they might be able to
help you, be it with advice on how to best internationalize it or with
translations.

I hope this helps!

Cheers,
David.

(*) There is no reason why your code couldn't be open source and
commercial at the same time - e.g. license it with GPL3, sell it as
usual, and provide the source code to anyone purchasing it.

-------- Missatge original --------
Assumpte: Requesting A Translation
Data: Sun, 12 Feb 2012 09:29:16 +0530


Hello Ubuntu Translators!

I'm not sure this is the correct way of contacting you regarding a
application translation, but if it is, I have developed the first and
only Kakuro/Cross Sums game available for Ubuntu (currently 11.10 only)
and its available only in English. I was hoping you will help me get a
translation of it into a few languages (such as French, German, etc).

If you can help me in this, please reply and I'll send a free copy of
the application and provide any further info if needed (Its a commercial
app for $2.99 on USC). I think it should get some more attention as this
is the first game available for that game category. Please find the
links below.

For more information about Japanese Kakuro:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakuro
For the application (Sukaro) on Ubuntu Software Center:
https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applications/sukaro/    (Or a quick search
for "Sukaro" or "Kakuro" on USC should reveal it).

Please see what you can do about this. Expecting a reply from you soon.

Regards,
Roshnal Lihinikadu

Email: roshnal15 a gmail.com
Twitter: @roshnal15


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