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Ubuntu Precise Open for Translation

I am pleased to announce that our current development release, Ubuntu Precise, is now open for translation [https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu] Some additional information that will be useful for translators: * Translation schedule. Remember that according to therelease schedule [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule]translatable messages might be subject

AppDeveloperWeek

Goodbye And Thanks For All the Apps: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 5 And Wrap-Up

Another edition of the Ubuntu App Developer Week and another amazing knowledge sharing fest around everything related to application development in Ubuntu. Brought to you by a range of the best experts in the field, here's just a sample of the topics they talked about: App Developer Strategy,

AppDeveloperWeek

All Good Things Come To An End: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 4

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 4 Summary Last day of UADW! While we're watching the final sessions, here's what happened yesterday:Creating an App Developer Website: developer.ubuntu.com By John Oxton [https://launchpad.net/%7Ejohnoxton] and David Planella [https://launchpad.net/%7Edpm]Creating the

AppDeveloperWeek

Knowing Your Destination Is Half The Journey: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 3

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 3 Summary Time flies and we're already halfway through UADW, but there is still much to come! Here's yesterday report for your reading pleasure:Unity Mail: Webmail Notification on Your Desktop By Dmitry Shachnev [https://launchpad.net/%7Emitya57]Starting off

AppArmor

Ramping Up: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 2

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 2 Summary Another app developer day is over and we're nearly halfway through the week. Here's what happened yesterday:Making Your App Speak Languages with Launchpad Translations By David Planella [https://launchpad.net/%7Edpm]In this session we learned how

AppDeveloperWeek

Great Is The Art Of Beginning: Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 1

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 1 Summary The first day of Ubuntu App Developer Week is over and we're ramping up to day 2! A great start and lots of interest in the audience. Here is a small summary from yesterday's schedule. Making Ubuntu a

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Ubuntu Oneiric Open for Translation

After the first language packs have now been generated, I am pleased to announce that our current development release, Ubuntu Oneiric, is now open for translation: [https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric] * Translation schedule. Remember that according to therelease schedule [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricReleaseSchedule]translatable messages might be subject

App Review Process

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 4

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 4 Summary Ramping up to the end of the week we had another full app development goodness day, and one where the session topics fitted together in a nice workflow as well: creating bling, creating apps with Rapid Prototyping, getting them into Ubuntu, adding

AppDeveloperWeek

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 3

Ubuntu App Developer Week - Day 3 Summary Right into the middle of the week and still delivering the most diverse set of sessions from the most interesting technologies. QML, Cloud, D-Bus, Multitouch, Unity, Bazaar... Wednesday had a bit of everything. Most importantly, this sessions are for you all, so

Chromium

Launchpad Translators Rocking on Chromium: 16000 Messages Upstreamed

Fabien [http://ftagada.wordpress.com/] has told me he'll explain in more detail in a later post, but I couldn't resist mentioning it in the meantime. Look at this [http://paste.ubuntu.com/581679/]: ast 1024 ca 5 cs 80 da 36 de 351 es 538

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New Videocast Tomorrow: Ubuntu Translations Workflow II

[https://davidplanella.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/ubuntutranslationsworkflow.png] [http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ubuntu-translations-with-david-planella]Join me in a fresh episode of Ubuntu Translations TV tomorrow, where I'll be continuing the series started on the last session [http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/12281348] and explain what happens to

Danilo Segan

Double Translations Video Feature This Week

[http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/11994915]Lots of translations news on the air this week! Yesterday I had the pleasure to chat with the legendaryDanilo Šegan [https://launchpad.net/%7Edanilo], of Launchpad Translations [https://translations.launchpad.net/] and GNOME internationalization fame. Danilo told us all about the progress on upstream

Launchpad

New Launchpad Rollout: Please Put Translations on Hold for a Bit

NOTE: this notice affects only translations for upstream projects in Launchpad, and not the translations of Ubuntu packages. Yesterday's Launchpad rollout came with lots of translation goodness, such as better upstream imports, of which we'll talk in more detail very soon. However, as a side effect

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New Ubuntu Translations Videocast tomorrow

[https://davidplanella.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/ul10n-tv.png]Ladies and gents, I'm pleased to announce the next Ubuntu Translations videocast [http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ubuntu-translations-with-david-planella] tomorrow from Dallas, Texas, where this week we are holding the Canonical Platform Rally for the next version of Ubuntu, the

Launchpad

Translation Tutorials: how to start translating Ubuntu

I talk often about the Ubuntu translations community, and one of the things I get asked many times is how to actually get started translating Ubuntu. Because of this, and because I want to show everyone how easy it can be, I've decided to kick off a series

Launchpad

Natty Translations Plans II: Translations Training Sessions

[https://davidplanella.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/ubuntu-translations-training.png] Following the first [https://davidplanella.wordpress.com/2010/11/30/natty-translations-plans-i-translations-stories/] in the series of posts about the plans for Ubuntu Translations on this cycle and their progress, this week I'd like to talk about Translations Training Sessions [https:

Chromium

Chromium opens to community translations in Launchpad

I'm very much thrilled to announce that Chromium [http://www.chromium.org/Home], the Open Source project behind Google Chrome [http://www.google.com/chrome], the browser that is transforming the way we experience the web, is now open for community translation in Launchpad [https://launchpad.net/]. Chromium

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Ubuntu Natty open for translation

After the new Natty Narwhal Alpha 1 pre-release [http://ubuntu-news.org/2010/12/02/natty-alpha-1-released/], I am pleased to announce that Natty is now open for translation: [https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty] * Translation caveats. Remember that according to the release schedule [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NattyReleaseSchedule] translatable messages might

Daily Builds

Daily build awesomeness

Today I'd like to let you know about a very cool Launchpad [http://www.launchpad.net/] feature: Daily Builds. In a nutshell: daily builds get Launchpad to work for developers and produce automatically or semi-automatically built packages of the latest code, ready for everyone to test and taste.

GSoC

Launchpad Translations projects in Google Summer of Code 2010

As most of you know, we've got an amazing translations community in Ubuntu [https://translations.launchpad.net/+groups/ubuntu-translators]. Every day, hundreds of translators use Launchpad Translations [https://translations.launchpad.net/] as a tool to make our OS of choice available in almost any language. As such, I&