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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">az., 2015.eko otsren 11a 10:41(e)an,
Marcin GTriderXC.tk igorleak idatzi zuen:<br>
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id="yui_3_16_0_1_1423646116610_11085">I just tried to buy "a
first Ubuntu phone device" and didn't succeed. At first
"technical problems", then "Availability: out of stock". Are
there any possibilities of getting a device into my hand to
be able to correct translate the system? The very first
devices should be available to the developers and not end
users. Now end users may be disappointed only because ubuntu
phone will not have a Polish menu fully and what worse
CORRECTLY translated. Please do not tell me about an
emulator. It works so badly that we can surely say it
doesn't work. And it's pretty funny that end users can now
play with a device and developers and translators have to
work with emulator.<br>
David, I hope You're reading this.</span></div>
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I agree with Marcin. I think that translators should have the
opportunity to get an Ubuntu phone before end users. I am sure that
many translated strings will be incorrect and sometimes
unintelligible, because the emulator was difficult to use and we
couldn't test all the features and apps. I hope this will be taken
into account for the next time...<br>
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