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Isn't the spanish text a vandalization? I don't speak spanish and therefore, I can't judge it (just a random passer-by...) [[User:217.11.246.4|217.11.246.4]] |
Isn't the spanish text a vandalization? I don't speak spanish and therefore, I can't judge it (just a random passer-by...) [[User:217.11.246.4|217.11.246.4]] |
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: Yeah, it kind of is. There are other places on the Wiki for other languages, but this page should be English. I'm moving it below, in case anyone is interested. It seems to be saying that Yoruba is spoken in Cuba, which according to Wikipedia is true, but it doesn't seem relevant to the support of Yoruba on the laptop itself. —[[User:Leejc|Joe]] 09:33, 5 November 2007 (EST) |
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el yoruba (nago) es tambien hablado en cuba. |
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::It's not vandalism - at worst a non-sequiteur. The writer simply says that Yoruba is also spoken in Cuba (part of an interesting diaspora). Not clear how OLPC XO's localized in Yoruba would help them in the time frame you're looking at, but in the long run, who knows?--[[User:Don|Don]] 12:11, 14 December 2007 (EST) |
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Latest revision as of 17:11, 14 December 2007
Isn't the spanish text a vandalization? I don't speak spanish and therefore, I can't judge it (just a random passer-by...) 217.11.246.4
- Yeah, it kind of is. There are other places on the Wiki for other languages, but this page should be English. I'm moving it below, in case anyone is interested. It seems to be saying that Yoruba is spoken in Cuba, which according to Wikipedia is true, but it doesn't seem relevant to the support of Yoruba on the laptop itself. —Joe 09:33, 5 November 2007 (EST)
el yoruba (nago) es tambien hablado en cuba.
- It's not vandalism - at worst a non-sequiteur. The writer simply says that Yoruba is also spoken in Cuba (part of an interesting diaspora). Not clear how OLPC XO's localized in Yoruba would help them in the time frame you're looking at, but in the long run, who knows?--Don 12:11, 14 December 2007 (EST)