Miguel Zuniga wrote:
For any changes to the documentation, Niels Reedijk is the one you should ask for,
--snip Well, of course he's very welcome to join the discussion. :)
As far as i can remember, the main focus was (and i think it still is) to have the complete documentation in the English language. Every effort is right now focused on that, but please ask Niels for more precise notes about it.
I think Niels' main focus is the API documentation, which will probably be English-only for quite some time. Also, since it's much more technical the procedures for proof reading etc. have to be much stricter than for user documentation.
Both suggestions seem pretty good, but i do not have any voice in that subject. Niels does.
Since this is a team project. Everyone can voice his opinion and suggest solutions. If they are accepted and acted upon is a matter of the majority of the active members agreeing to it.
From the very moment Niels says (now that i have my life back) it is time for the localizations to begin, count me in, at least for Spanish and Italian.
As I said, we have to distinguish between API and end user documentation. The User Guide has come pretty far already. Far enough that efforts for translations are under way, see //www.freelists.org/post/haiku-development/Welcome-package-translations,10
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