http://orsta.org/i18n/roundcube-translation-nn_NO.tar.gz
Here is a Norwegian nynorsk translation for Roundcube Webmail. ISO language code nn.
Thanks, it is already available in the CVS. I just forgot to answer your first post.
Regards, Thomas
Per-Stian Vatne wrote:
http://orsta.org/i18n/roundcube-translation-nn_NO.tar.gz
Here is a Norwegian nynorsk translation for Roundcube Webmail. ISO language code nn.
Thanks, it is already available in the CVS. I just forgot to answer your first post.
Yes, I noticed Norwegian bokmål was added yesterday, but this is the Norwegian nynorsk translation :-)
Norwegian bokmål (nb_NO - or short version nb) http://orsta.org/i18n/roundcube-translation-nb_NO.tar.gz
Norwegian nynorsk (nn_NO - or short version nn) http://orsta.org/i18n/roundcube-translation-nn_NO.tar.gz
We have two official languanges in Norway, and the above is a translation for both of them. As mentioned in a previous post, the "default" tends to be nb_NO, so language code 'no' og 'no_NO' is usually an alias of this one.
Thanks, Per-Stian
I'm really sorry for this. I just compared the sender name and thought this was just a re-post.
Thanks so far for your translation work, I will add the nn_NO files to the CVS this evening.
Thomas
Per-Stian Vatne wrote:
Thanks, it is already available in the CVS. I just forgot to answer your first post.
Yes, I noticed Norwegian bokmål was added yesterday, but this is the Norwegian nynorsk translation :-)
Norwegian bokmål (nb_NO - or short version nb) http://orsta.org/i18n/roundcube-translation-nb_NO.tar.gz
Norwegian nynorsk (nn_NO - or short version nn) http://orsta.org/i18n/roundcube-translation-nn_NO.tar.gz
We have two official languanges in Norway, and the above is a translation for both of them. As mentioned in a previous post, the "default" tends to be nb_NO, so language code 'no' og 'no_NO' is usually an alias of this one.
Thanks, Per-Stian
Per-Stian Vatne wrote:
Thanks, it is already available in the CVS. I just forgot to answer your first post.
Yes, I noticed Norwegian bokmål was added yesterday, but this is the Norwegian nynorsk translation :-)
Norwegian bokmål (nb_NO - or short version nb) http://orsta.org/i18n/roundcube-translation-nb_NO.tar.gz
Norwegian nynorsk (nn_NO - or short version nn) http://orsta.org/i18n/roundcube-translation-nn_NO.tar.gz
This arcive only contains a symbolic link... at least when I unpack it on my Mac. Could you check that once?
We have two official languanges in Norway, and the above is a translation for both of them. As mentioned in a previous post, the "default" tends to be nb_NO, so language code 'no' og 'no_NO' is usually an alias of this one.
Thanks, Per-Stian
Thomas