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I left the subject intact, but actually i'm interested in working on the following locales: tt_RU@iqte (Idil-Ural (Qazan) Tatar) crh (Crimean Tatar) In the future also possibly on: tt_TR (Idil-Ural (Qazan) Tatar in Turkey)
Notes: Tatar is a Turkic language. Crimean and Idil-Ural (Qazan) Tatar are very close, dialects really, but have different language codes probably mostly for political reasons. iqte is a modifier signifying a version of Latin-based Tatar alphabet: İQTElif (in English: IQTElif). I assume that (a.) a modifier can only be used if a region code is used, and that (b.) a region code that is not in ISO 3166 would not be acceptable, and even if accepted that it would not be a good idea, as it might not be accepted elsewhere. Feedback on this would be welcome.
P.S. I'm not sure at the moment where a distro-based localization's niche is. I suspect it might not be that big, if the original apps are already localized. But i guess there will be some fedora-specific code to l10n/i18n, and possibly standardized access to i18n various apps.
Thanks, Reshat.
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