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   Aleksej
   

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   Right now I have prepared a new chart. Now, one need only look to see how we do things with i18n. To be honest, not very good.

   So I inviting to work those who are already engaged in translation for the project SliTaz and those who are only just thinking about it.

   Welcome our Internationalization page!

   

   Here you can see:
   for any sub-projects which languages ​​are already available translations and their progress;
   does the documentation translated into your language;
   additionally you can view the menu files (with the extension .desktop) and add your own translation.

   PS. @shruken, I have not forgotten about you.

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   Posted 10 months ago #
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   Claudinei Pereira
   

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   Great, much more clear output!

   Posted 10 months ago #
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   Jeremy
   

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   Here is some more great info from alexsej that he compiled into a tutorial in irc channel for slitaz on freenode.net, slightly modified to fit this forum reply:

   lexeii | Can you copy-paste my next answer to our Latvian friend, and I'll gone?
   ccssnet | ok
   lexeii |
   1. Install 'glibc-locale' package.

   2. Generate locale in Tazpanel by following this url:
   http://tazpanel:82/settings.cgi?gen_locale=lv_LV

   3. Log out and log in.

   4. Open terminal and type:
   setxkbmap -layout "us,ru,lv" -option "grp:lwin_toggle,compose:ralt"

   5. Now you can switch keyboard layouts by pressing and releasing left windows key, and you have compose key -- right alt.

   6. Open text editor and try to type: hold 'compose' key while pressing 's' key and you get ' ', and so on.

   Command setxkblayout... can be added to 'Menu - Preferences - Auto started applications'
   ccssnet | on US keyboard.. what is compose key?
   lexeii | There is no compose key by default. You want to define it.
   ccssnet | o, ok
   lexeii | typing: setxkbmap -option "compose:ralt" will define 'right alt' as 'compose' key. There are more variants:
   lexeii | cat /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/base.lst | grep 'compose:'

   Posted 10 months ago #
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   Trixar_za
   

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   Key Master

   I fixed the layout of the previous post. Should be easier to read now.

   Posted 10 months ago #
5. 

   Aleksej
   

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   @Trixar_za, this post has been written originally in the scn forum: http://scn.slitaz.org/groups/i18n/forum/topic/get-involved-in-the-18n/
   And it was look fine there (btw, now too).
   This is a difference between the forums that I don't like...

   Offtopic: my Nimrod code has been rewritten and it works completely like a charm. :D I need a day or two before announce it, so, please, be patient...

   Posted 10 months ago #
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   zuradion
   

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   Thank you for this explanation.

   Is it possible to show a small icon in menu bar or panel bar to switch the layout as well?

   Thank you again!

   Posted 10 months ago #
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   shruken
   

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   looks much better the site, I am eager to start

   Posted 9 months ago #

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