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This ticket serves as a tracker for translations needing updates for fre:ac 1.1 beta 1. It will be updated once the status of a translation changes.
Help is needed to update the translations in time for fre:ac 1.1 beta 1 which I plan to release on 15th December 2019.
New translations to as of yet unsupported languages are more than welcome as well of course. If you would like to translate fre:ac to a new language, please take one of the existing translations or the template.xml file as a starting point.
If you would like to contribute, please take a look at the following translation status list to see where help is needed. Then leave a comment below so I can update the list.
Translation status
This lists the current status of existing fre:ac translations:
If you would like to take over an unmaintained translation or start a new one, please leave a comment below and I will update this list.
Translator resources
fre:ac uses its own XML based translation file format. Translation files can be found in the i18n/lang folder and can be edited either manually using a text editor or with the smooth Translator utility included with fre:ac.
Linux users can use the continuous builds available under releases (Hint: run the AppImage with --appimage-extract to extract it and access the translation files directly).
Alternatively, you can use the Crowdin translation platform to edit the translations online. The fre:ac project's Crowdin page is found at: https://crowdin.com/project/freac
Submitting translation updates
Translations can be submitted in the following ways:
This ticket serves as a tracker for translations needing updates for fre:ac 1.1 beta 1. It will be updated once the status of a translation changes.
Help is needed to update the translations in time for fre:ac 1.1 beta 1 which I plan to release on 15th December 2019.
New translations to as of yet unsupported languages are more than welcome as well of course. If you would like to translate fre:ac to a new language, please take one of the existing translations or the template.xml file as a starting point.
If you would like to contribute, please take a look at the following translation status list to see where help is needed. Then leave a comment below so I can update the list.
Translation status
This lists the current status of existing fre:ac translations:
If you would like to take over an unmaintained translation or start a new one, please leave a comment below and I will update this list.
Translator resources
fre:ac uses its own XML based translation file format. Translation files can be found in the
i18n/lang
folder and can be edited either manually using a text editor or with the smooth Translator utility included with fre:ac.Windows users can use the fre:ac 1.1 beta 1 translation kit as a starting point.
Linux users can use the continuous builds available under releases (Hint: run the AppImage with
--appimage-extract
to extract it and access the translation files directly).Alternatively, you can use the Crowdin translation platform to edit the translations online. The fre:ac project's Crowdin page is found at: https://crowdin.com/project/freac
Submitting translation updates
Translations can be submitted in the following ways:
Thanks everybody for your help!
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