Hello,
we have recently created an 'rhc' project on Fedora Weblate. rhc is a CLI tool primarily targeting RHEL, from the same family of tools like subscription-manager and insights-client. It overlaps in functionality, and aims to replace them in the long term. It is present in Fedora, CentOS Stream, and RHEL.
Downstream documentation is present at https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/red_hat_lightspeed/1-latest/html-s….
We are still in a process of setting up the upstream to make localization possible, and most of the strings are not extracted and cleaned up yet. The foundation is present though.
Matyas
Dear translators,
I'll do one talk and organize one workshop in Prague in June, related to
language community health in Linux ecosystem, and how to improve the
situation.
Could you please route the following message to your language
communities across the world?
The workshop would greatly benefit to have people with a diversity of
experiences/projects/languages.
I created this ticket to track invites:
https://forge.fedoraproject.org/localization/tickets/issues/57
I'll send it to some mailing lists, but if you do, could you please
share the link with me or in the ticket?
You are welcome to add me in CC of your emails (jibecfed(a)fedoraproject.org)
Thanks a lot for your help,
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The Fedora Project community officially invites you and leaders from
your localization communities to join us in *Prague* this *June
14th–16th, 2026*, for a cross-community *workshop on the State of Open
Source Localization*.
Our l10n community has been processing localization statistics for the
entire Linux operating system ecosystem over the last 20 years. The
preliminary data reveals some serious challenges regarding the health
and velocity of our language communities.
While Flock to Fedora is traditionally our distribution's annual
contributor conference, these translation challenges cannot be solved in
a silo. We need the shared experience, knowledge, and perspectives of
allies from Mozilla, Weblate, LibreOffice, Wikimedia, Localization Lab,
and others to truly analyze this data.
*Flock 2026 content dedicated on this subject (schedule TBD)*:
* An introductory talk presenting the 20-year statistical analysis and
its limitations.
* An extended, collaborative workshop focused on interpreting the data
and brainstorming ecosystem-wide improvements.
Your free registration includes conference attendance, meals, evening
social events, and access to our negotiated hotel block rates. Please
note that we are unable to offer travel sponsorship at this time. You
will need to secure your own travel and lodging.
We have 20 years of data to review, and we would love for you to come to
Prague and share your experience with us. If you have any questions, you
can reach Jean-Baptiste on the Fedora Matrix server in the
*#l10n:fedoraproject.org <http://fedoraproject.org>* channel.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Jean-Baptiste
Dear translators,
there is a nice project that requires translations to better understand
our internet: https://ournet.rocks
French speaking community will have an event tomorrow evening in
Strasbourg (France), maybe you should restrain yourself to translate in
French, but all other contributions are welcome.
Where to contribute?
https://translate.codeberg.org/projects/ournet/#information
This project isn't a Fedora project, I hope this is not considered as a
spam.
Happy translating!
Note: I already requested to replace flags by language name in
https://github.com/xplosionmind/ournet/issues/32
-- Jean-Baptiste
Translation project maintainers,
We, Fedora Weblate administrators, are considering enabling the Weblate's
"Contributor in comment"[1] add-on to the whole Fedora Weblate instance. It
updates the comment part of the PO file header to include contributor names
and years of contributions.
This is planned for March 6, 2026 if nothing comes up. See the tracker
issue at localization/tickets #51 [2].
Please reach us if you have any questions or objections.
Best regards,
Rafael
[1]
https://docs.weblate.org/en/weblate-5.16.1/admin/addons.html#contributors-i…
[2] https://forge.fedoraproject.org/localization/tickets/issues/51