Squeak in more than 8000 teachers and kids laptops, need for
i18n
Hilaire Fernandes
hilaire at ext.cri74.org
Tue Feb 28 12:52:33 UTC 2006
Yoshiki Ohshima a écrit :
> Hilaire,
>
>
>>> This may not be a good thing to suggest, but have you considered
>>>using the latest Squeakland? It would be an idea to use something
>>>that is already packaged for end-users.
>>
>>Why not. Our requierment is to be able to use it as a standalone
>>application (without the need of Internet access for home use), then of
>>course we need it in French. Eventually the components which can not be
>>localized in French will be droped, otherwise I will have trouble with
>>the teachers to use it.
>
>
> Then, Squeakland would be an viable option, I would say.
>>> The latest version of Kedama is not exactly packaged, but a big base
>>>changeset + a dozen of small patches for Squeakland. The porting
>>>effort from Squeakland to Squeakland 3.8 shouldn't be too big, but may
>>>not be too trivial.
>>
>>Do you mean from Squeakland to Squeak 3.8 or exactly Squeakland 3.7 to
>>Squeakland 3.8?
>
>
> I meant from Squeakland '05 to Squeak 3.8.1. Squeakland '05 is
> based on Squeak 3.8 with bunch of fixes.
Ok, I understand now. Which Squeakland version could you suggest/point
me to download to do the translation for the Kedama and ODECo component?
Sorry to ask again, but as several URL were provided, I tried several
but I am not sure of which one I should take.
Thanks
Hilaire
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