> On 2016年03月23日 20:20, Zoltan Hoppar wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Just this question fallen in, and do we have some planning to have it?
>> Last time in Rochester, I really missed translation related themes,
>> and devs from Zanata.
>>
>> We gonna have some guys from the Zanata devs, or from TRANS list?
>>
>> Zoltan
>>
>
> No guarantee at all, but I will at least submit a talk related to
> localization.
>
> noriko
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Hi,
I'm not 100% sure to be present, but i would like to contribute to some
"state of translation in Fedora project".
Using Richard Hugues work on AppStream, I created statistics :
https://holcroft.fr/oc/index.php/s/oiMAMvq3qZKgpkV
Global information it gives you (not language related) :
* nb_components => number of "components" in the xml file (it can be a
font, a desktop application, etc).
* nb_keywords => number of keywords (I assume it is comming from
https://apps.fedoraproject.org/tagger/).
"Language" information it gives you :
name => Number of component name translated in the locale
summary => Number of component summary translated in the locale
description => Number of component summary translated in the locale
keyword => Number of keywords translated in the locale
pack_lang => Number of components explicity marqued for this locale
=> count the presence of the language in <languages></languages> per
component. Exemple: <languages><lang>fr</lang></languages>
pack_lang_with_percent_count => Same as above, but it counts when a
percentage is available. Exemple: <languages><lang
percentage="83">fr</lang></languages>
pack_lang_with_percent_amout => Same as above, but it make the sum of
percentages (you may want to make a sum to make it relevant)
This kind of information, added to Zanata statistics may be a good
introduction to explain what exists and what is to improve, isn't it ?
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