Openkore ToDo
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Re: Openkore ToDo
There have been a few Russians and Brazilians that have contributed a lot in supporting their own local servers (whose features eventually made it to iRO and euRO). Those are only what came to my mind - of course we have people like littlewens who continually update our translations file for their language.
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Have a nice day.
Re: Openkore ToDo
Well, yes, translations are something that require people who speak languages other than English. The basis of it, however, is that they're at least bilingual. Only knowing Chinese isn't going to cut it if you can't read what you're supposed to translate.
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Umm, I could translate a lot of things to spanish with a pretty high grade of accuracy. At least when I'm bored. Just tell me where to sign up, I'm new at this wiki stuff.
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It hurtssli wrote:REED DA MANULE, NOOB.
Look in /src/po/.
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since along ago i was thinking to prune/delete some translation that isn't being updated anymore like korean / tagalog in the src/po. how you all think about that ? it would save some Kb... and it's worthless to update it while nobody translate it
