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[debian-devel:11719] Re: Debian for the developing world: help with human languages
- From: Taketoshi Sano <kgh12351@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: [debian-devel:11719] Re: Debian for the developing world: help with human languages
- Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 02:27:09 +0900
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佐野@浜松です。
debian-devel と debian-project に流れてたメール。
# debian-japanese いや debian-i18n に振るべきだったかもしれない。
In article <86hff0xv3q.fsf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
at 23 Feb 2000 01:59:21 -0500,
on Debian for the developing world: help making CD's,
David Coe <david.coe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> [I've agreed to help Bob Chassell of FSF run a workshop on "Freely
> Redistributable, Open Source Software"
> (http://www.globalknowledge.org.my/gkii_workshop_mimos.htm) at the
> "Global Knowledge II" conference, March 7-10, in Kuala Lumpur.
# クアラルンプールはマレーシアですね。
> This conference, sponsored by the Global Knowledge Partnership
> (http://www.globalknowledge.org/), is where "people, representing
> the public and private sectors will meet to hammer out strategies
> that will put information and knowledge in the hands of developing
> countries and the world's poor."
>
> Bob Chassell is an FSF Founder, Debian user and fan, and we will
> present Debian as the largest, freest, and most reliable GNU/Linux
> distribution.]
>
> mimos.my, an "R&D Malaysian Government Corporation" and sponsor of the
> workshop, would like to burn and distribute free CDs containing Debian
> stable (or frozen) -- probably including non-US and excluding
> non-free. I've never helped anyone construct and test a CD set -- got
> any advice beyond what's on our web site? (Joeyh told me "you have
> to fight with the debian-cd package until it works" -- anyone have
> experience or advice to pass on?)
# 誰かアドバイスしてあげられる人はいますか ?
> Also, if VA (or someone else) can contribue Slink-and-a-half CDs or
> CDs and books like we handed out at LWE, we'd love to distribute those
> too.
>
> Thanks for whatever help or advice you can provide.
In article <86d7poxur3.fsf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
at 23 Feb 2000 02:06:56 -0500,
on Debian for the developing world: help with human languages,
David Coe <david.coe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
(最初の部分は 1 通目と同じなのでパス)
> Debian has excellent support for languages, I've heard, but I have no
> personal experience there. Since this audience will be global and
> diverse (fortunately for me the conference is held in English),
> I suspect they'd like to hear about that. Can anyone offer me some
> pointers, for users and/or developers?
>
> Thanks.
こっちは debian-i18n に振るのが良さそうですね。
--
# (わたしのおうちは浜松市、「夜のお菓子」で有名さ。)
<kgh12351@xxxxxxxxxxx> : Taketoshi Sano (佐野 武俊)