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Use Weblate #13
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I removed you from the Norwegian language members list. That should solve
the problem.
Happy new year anyway.
Markus
…On Sun, Jan 2, 2022 at 10:10 AM Allan Nordhøy ***@***.***> wrote:
I still get the announcements, even though I stopped using Transifex
because I can't accept their terms.
It is one of those fortunate comparisons, where the libre tool is also the
better one.
https://hosted.weblate.org/hosting/ or bubu have platforms, and then
self-hosting is also possible :)
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I like seeing the project being active, and using Weblate helps with that. |
I tried Weblate a few years ago and it didn't work for me because I needed to contact the admin to add or remove translation components and sometimes my emails to the admin were unanswered for weeks. This is why I moved back to Transifex and why I don't want to have to deal with the admin of Weblate again. I would be open to the idea that a third person becomes the maintainer of the Pentobi translations if it was a long-term commitment. If you are the only translator of a language, you can also use offline translation tools and commit translation updates via a pull request. |
@enz |
Honestly, I'm not sure if that sounds like a serious offer to take long-term responsibility for managing the Pentobi translations. Also, is changing the Weblate configuration by users enabled for open-source projects? I remember that later versions of Weblate had a new UI for changing project components by users but the feature was only enabled for "commercial" users. How about the following proposal: I remove Norwegian from Transifex and you create a Weblate project for it. You can add a description that it is an unofficial repository for Pentobi translations and also accept new languages but only languages that don't exist in Transifex. I will merge the Weblate repository before I do a new Pentobi release. If everything works well, I will consider moving all languages back to Weblate in a few months should you still be willing to take responsibility for managing the translations. |
Will do. Not sure how to do languages selectively, but maybe I can find out. |
@enz I got it to work eventually, but only for all languages. |
I still get the announcements, even though I stopped using Transifex because I can't accept their terms.
It is one of those fortunate comparisons, where the libre tool is also the better one.
https://hosted.weblate.org/hosting/ or bubu have platforms, and then self-hosting is also possible :)
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