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How Applications Speak Fluently – Introduction to FOSS I18n and L10n Eleanor Chen Ubuntu China LoCo Contact Glossary Internationalizatio n = I18n 18 L ocalizatio n L10n = 10 How translations get into software? GNU Gettext: The infrastructure that makes I18n happen. Source Code PO file Gettext Localized Software MO file How translations get into software? Translators and Translation team Bilinguists who make localization into reality. i18n-zh Translation Project GNOME Translation Team KDE Traslation Team OpenOffice/LibreOffice Mozilla Translation Team Translation Team Ubuntu Translators Fedora Localization Team Individual translator Other project specific teams Why translate Ubuntu? Why translate Ubuntu? Fix translation bugs in time for an Ubuntu release. Backport upstream translations. Harmonize translations accross Ubuntu. Translate native applications. How translations get into Ubuntu? upstream projects source package langpack-o-matic ubuntu language pack How translations get into Ubuntu? launchpad translations upstream VCS Upstream and Downstream What is upstream and Downstream? Workflow of FOSS distribution is like a river. Upstream Downstream Original Authors Second Distribution and Maintainers base on the First one (eg. GNOME/KDE) (eg. Ubuntu is a Debian Derivative.) Third Distribution First Distribution base on the Second one pack the software (eg. Linux Deepin is a (eg. Debian) Ubuntu Derivative.) Upstream and Downstream Upstream relations. Pros: Launchpad has friendly web interface for newcomers to pick up with. Many Ubuntu translators are also upstream translators. Cons: Danger of wasted time by duplication of work. Lack of information to send translation upstream. Upstream and Downstream Upstream relations. Ideal solutions: Participate upstream first, downstream second. Coordinate upstream and downstream work. Upstream use Launchpad. Thanks! .

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