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[Hendrik Knackstedt <hendrik.knackstedt@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Die Bildschirmfotos habe ich größtenteils bereits erstellt.

Grüße,
Hendrik

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Betreff: 	Localizing Ubuntu Documentation images
Datum: 	Thu, 19 Jan 2012 11:59:20 +0100
Von: 	David Planella <david.planella@xxxxxxxxxx>
An: 	Translators, Ubuntu <ubuntu-translators@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Team, 
Ubuntu <ubuntu-doc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>



Hi all,

In a conversation with other translators yesterday, the subject of
localized images in Ubuntu Docs came up.

We were wondering how to make it easier for everyone to be able to
provide images in their language, other than starting to submit branch
proposals to the Ubuntu docs bzr branch (not everyone is familiar with bzr).

One idea that came up was to set up an Ubuntu One share with the content
of the upstream branch's ubuntu-help folder, i.e:

ast/figures
az/figures
bs/figures
C/figures

Once the documentation string freeze is over, we could open the share
and translators should only need to:

- fetch the source images from C/figures
- create their localized images
- copy then to their<locale>/figures folder

Then once the NonLanguagePackTranslationDealine is reached, we could
submit a merge proposal against the upstream ubuntu-docs branch with the
contents of the share.

I believe this would make it easy for translators to provide the
localized images (just copy images to a folder instead of dealing with
Bazaar) and easy for members of the docs team to include them (just need
to accept a single merge proposal).

If you all think it could be a good idea, I'd be happy to set up the
share and organize all the rest.

Let me know what you think.

Regards,
David.

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