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I was randomly thinking about blender manual translation, and just
remembered my only short experience for another FOSS project with an
online tool called transifex. <br>
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Since the FOSS project has an accont there, it is possible for
anyone to edit that program's strings and messages in various
languages.<br>
The system shows % upto date for every language translated, shows
you new strings or strings marked as bad tanslations to be checked,<br>
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and suddenly I thought if a similar tool could benefit the new
blender manual. since it's in git, it could be suited to use with a
similar tool, while the wiki one probably don't.<br>
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this way or similar could allow for translated manuals to reflect
exactly the structure and pictures, probably, of the original base
one, and people all around the world could perhaps concentrate
juston the translating task, instead of rewrite and keep up to date
a completely separated tranlsated manual from the original base one,
as it is with the wiki now...<br>
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anyone has thoughts on this or similar tools for developer to check?<br>
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<div><b>Marco <br>
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