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First, hello as I'm new to the list.

Jan, nice info, thanks! I think I will start translating some documents
(maybe the webpage first) to spanish.

Is anybody working on it already?

Thank you.

On Sun, May 12, 2002 at 06:06:34PM -0400, Jan Schaumann wrote:
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> Hello there!
>=20
> Glad to hear that you're interested in translating documentation to
> russion - I'm sure this will be very helpful for the people in your
> country (and of course for NetBSD in general)!
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> To answer your question, I would probably say "it depends".  It depends
> on how much time you have, how much effort you want to put into the
> project and how well you know a certain area.
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> In general, I believe that the most helpful document would be the
> "Guide" (Frederico Lupi's "The NetBSD operating system - a short
> guide"), but it is *very* extensive and certainly not an easy task to
> approach.
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> You may find that just by going to http://www.NetBSD.org/Documentation/
> and picking a document that covers an area that you are familiar with
> you could get started on the process of translating and lateron you may
> wish to approach larger documents.
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> Or, if you are interested in translating the NetBSD website, you can
> find documentation and helpful information at
> http://www.netbsd.org/developers/translate.html.
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> Whichever way you wish to proceede, you most likely want to familiarize
> yourself with cvs (if you don't already know it), as our documentation
> is maintained through CVS just like the code.  When you choose a
> document to translate, you also may want to contact the original author
> (if any) to see if maybe somebody has already started a translation, and
> you can combine your efforts.
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> Whatever you choose, rest assured that all your efforts are well
> appreciated and that you can always ask for help on this mailing-list
> and/or contact me directly.
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> -Jan
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> --=20
> http://www.netbsd.org -
>          Multiarchitecture OS, no hype required.

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