On 2009-12-27, at 19:03, Piotr Strebski wrote: > Dear friends, > > Is there a chance to apply in Launchpad translation module a system of valuating importance of packages? In my experience: Polish translation of Ubuntu is still weak; missing about 30%. If I want to improve translation I'm going to https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+lang/pl and see the list of 1298 results. Most of this packages are - in view of average Ubuntu user (e.g. newbie) - less important: in everyday use of computer average user don't have (a strong) necessity to see a translation of it. Many packages are translating by external groups and then imported to Launchpad. > In my opinion would be great to have a simply (about three degrees system of valuation: 1 - the most important; 3 - the less important) "guide" which packages we should, as translators - in opionion of Ubuntu developers and community - translate in first order. It could save our time and work and help newbies in their first steps with Ubuntu - Ubuntu in their own language. I'm suffering as well, but fortunately this issue is already dealt with: http://adi.roiban.ro/2009/10/05/ubuntu-translation-templates-priority/ https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu-translations/+bug/395811 and linked wiki pages. Looks like there is no automatic way to prioritize templates as for now. Regards, -- Tomasz 'Zen' Napierała
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