Localization

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This is the Intro page for Localization of the OLPC. This needs filling out.

Current l10n projects

library exchange

• Library strings -- header and descriptive strings for an OLPC sample library. Includes some PO-like strings for the following sections:
  • sidebar — en | es | ko | pt
  • biology — en | es | ko — to review: pt
  • books — en | es | ko — wanted: pt
  • games — en | es | ko | pt
  • nature — en | es | ko | pt
  • atlas — en | es | ko | pt
• Localization/www.laptop.org -- The l10n effort for the new www.laptop.org website
• We can't translate everything, but we sure want to hear what you would like to see translated into your language. If you got a translation to suggest please let us know!

activities (include links to upstream localization where appropriate)

• camera — en | es | ko | pt
• web?
• read?
• write?
• blockparty?

Country groups and descriptions

• Albania
• Argentina
• Austria
• Brazil

• China
• Colombia
• Egypt
• Ethiopia
• Spain
• France
• Germany
• Greece
• India
• Kenya
• 한국 (S.Korea)
• 조선 (N.Korea)
• Laos
• Libya
• Nepal
• Nigeria
• Poland
• Romania
• Russia
• South Africa
• Sri Lanka
• Thailand
• Uruguay

Korean Nations and Korean Regional Communities

File:Korean communities.jpg

People using Korean as their native language are those in South Korea (한국인) and North Korea (조선인). Some Chinese and those with other nationalities, living in the Nothern part of Korea also are using Korean as their second language, because of some historical issues. They are called as 고려인(Korea-in) and 조선족 (Chosun-zok or Korean Chinese) respectively.

Currently OLPC Korea (or XO Korea) is covering all those nations and regions. In a near future, we hope there will be regional XO groups for those.

There's also a matrix to keep track of Translated pages.