Re: [[ l10n-bot ]]
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Hello,
Tim Dijkstra wrote:
:: On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 05:34:52 -0300 "Felipe Augusto
:: van de Wiel (faw)" <felipe@cathedrallabs.org> wrote:
:: Are you sure you're Portuguese? That surname sounds
:: awfully Dutch to me;)
<ot>
In fact, I'm Brazilian. :o) But I have a strong
Dutch influence, my grandparents (parents of my father)
came from Breda in 1947 to Brazil. They were running
out from Second World War. ;)
</ot>
:::: I would like to know if there is a page with the
:::: last version of "bot scripts" and some good tips on
:::: how to implement it; or if a good soul can point the
:::: sources and give me (or to the list) the "good tips"
:::: it is also valid! :-)
:: The sources of the original version, which is used be
:: the dutch team, can be found here:
:: http://dutch.debian.net/l10n-bot_0.1.1.tar.bz2
Ok, I'm going to do a first try, hope I don't need
further help... :)
:: It would of course be really nice to merge it with the
:: existing pages. I announced several times that I would
:: be doing some more work on it, but never got to it...
:: Martin has done some work on that though, the results
:: can be found here
::
http://cvs.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/dl10n/?cvsroot=debian-l10n
:: IIRC, it still lacks the 'nice' html-output, though...
Sorry, I'm a little bit lost, you mean merge it with
the [1]"international stats" page in debian.org? I will take
a look at CVS and original source, I don't know the "intl"
script, but I would like to help 'merging' it.
Cheers,
[1]www.debian.org/intl.
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