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The Localization Common Room is a place where people may raise issues about localization for the laptop so that they become noticed by people interested in solving such problems.
The Localization Common Room is a place where people may raise issues about localization for the laptop so that they become noticed by people interested in solving such problems.


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=== Colors! and Bounce ===
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I would like to get my projects [[Colors!]] and [[Bounce]] localized into as many languages as possible. There are only 10-20 strings each, so it should not be a lot of work. Can someone with localization expertise help me to get started? I'm already using gettext in the Python code. Thanks! [[User:Wade|wade]] 09:52, 2 April 2008 (EDT)

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The Localization Common Room is a place where people may raise issues about localization for the laptop so that they become noticed by people interested in solving such problems.

See: Localization for more upto date information.
Also: Translating for the localization efforts within this wiki.

Arithmetic test

Here is a link to an attempt to try to produce an application program for the laptop. Hopefully this program will be produced and be localized into a number of languages : Application Program: Test of ability with arithmetic. Please join in with the activity.

Thanks! Sj talk 17:39, 4 October 2007 (EDT)

Colors! and Bounce

I would like to get my projects Colors! and Bounce localized into as many languages as possible. There are only 10-20 strings each, so it should not be a lot of work. Can someone with localization expertise help me to get started? I'm already using gettext in the Python code. Thanks! wade 09:52, 2 April 2008 (EDT)