On May 29, 2006, at 9:50 PM, Guido Amarilla wrote:
> I think that OFBiz should have a place to start its
> internationalization in each language and its localization to each
> country practices (like taxes, chart of accounts, etc) that is more
> than just a translation.
sure, it is not only about doing translations, but for example the
translations teams have to define how should ofbiz ui properties be
relabeled for it to fit in other languages. and many other things
that are language specific like you wrote.
> Have a look at pages 140 & 141 (Translation Manager)
> Producing Open Source Software (How to Run a Successful Free Software)
>
http://producingoss.com/producingoss.pdfgood read for everyone of us!
> It says that is a good practice to have a ML in the translation's
> team language.
>
> It is very good to have a web site with a home page in the potential
> user/developer language, where he can see the features, screenshots,
> etc and catch his attention. It is good to have support in your
> language. That is the way we are going with Manuel´s brand new
> ofbiz.es I hope.
exactly! and hopefully it also becomes a very active site.
manuel.
> Guido Amarilla
>
> 2006/5/29, Manuel Desdin <
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>>
>> On May 29, 2006, at 8:33 PM, David E. Jones wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Manuel Desdin wrote:
>>>> guido,
>>>> i think we are confusing the tools here, i don't want to say
>>>> that the
>>>> old good forum is the best way to go, but for sure wiki + ml is
>>>> not!
>>>
>>> Why not?
>> a wiki itself would do it, but because of the way wiki handles
>> permissions i don't see it doing right for discussions and it is what
>> we have here. and when it comes to external participation i would say
>> a forum makes it easier than ml and probably for every other type of
>> interaction on the web. we would like to get people here involved
>> that probably have no relations to ofbiz.
>>
>>>
>>>> i mean you have to ask the people there not to change what you have
>>>> written until it is discussed and agreed in a ml (you chose dev,
>>>> but
>>>> user is probably the right one).
>>>
>>> No. The users list is for use of OFBiz. The dev list is for
>>> development of OFBiz. Anything that is intended to eventually go in
>>> the OFBiz SVN is development of OFBiz...
>> i would say yes and no, it was the suggestion for the beginning. our
>> first steps have to deal with end users and only the result goes into
>> the development arena. and we will for sure share the results and any
>> suggestions we get from the end users via dev ml.
>>
>> manuel.
>>
>>>
>>> -David
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