The script in http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DocsProject/Translation/Statistics may not be useful for someone with a slow internet conection. You may use the following script, which should be at the directory where you download the files for translations.
-----begin postat script ----- #!/bin/bash
echo "Statistics:"
for i in \ about-fedora \ homepage \ readme \ readme-burning-isos \ release-notes do pushd ${i}/devel >/dev/null ; RES=`make postat-$1`; echo "$i-$RES"; popd
/dev/null
done
------ end postat script ---
Usage: ./postat lc where lc is your locale code. Example, for spanish ./postat es The name of the script should not necessarily be postat, it can be whatever you choose.
Domingo Becker es
On Mon, 2007-04-30 at 10:30 -0300, Domingo Becker wrote:
The script in http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DocsProject/Translation/Statistics may not be useful for someone with a slow internet conection. You may use the following script, which should be at the directory where you download the files for translations.
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Right, but please be careful to update before you run that script if you want accurate statistics. I wrote the new one to ensure that nothing got muddled between my working copies on my disk and the actual repository state. I wouldn't imagine most translators are interested in everyone's statistics as much as their own, but who knows? Maybe it makes for good "co-opetition"!
Right, but please be careful to update before you run that script if you want accurate statistics. I wrote the new one to ensure that nothing got muddled between my working copies on my disk and the actual repository state.
Yes.
I wouldn't imagine most translators are interested in
everyone's statistics as much as their own, but who knows?
As a programmer, it is better to do a generic program that can be useful to others. The reason for the parameter is to know what I have to translate, for my locale only.
Maybe it
makes for good "co-opetition"!
What does "co-opetition" mean ?
On Tue, 2007-05-01 at 14:05 -0300, Domingo Becker wrote:
What does "co-opetition" mean ?
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Just a made-up word for "cooperative competition," where two or more groups compete, but with the unspoken end goal being betterment of all.