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KDE in the East
by Ask on Thursday 17/Apr/2008, @16:20
Because of the language barrier, KDE needs the support of people like these guys if we want to be used as an alternative to windows in non-english speaking countries.

Ganbatte Kudasai, KDE Japan!
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Re: KDE in the East
by Sebastian Sauer on Thursday 17/Apr/2008, @16:49
Absolute true! Greetings and thanks to the Japan users group :)

p.s. interesting screenshot that shows the beauty of the japanese typeface combined with the beauty of KDE: http://www.kde.gr.jp/img/snapshots/snapshot03.jpg
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  • Re: KDE in the East
    by cies breijs on Friday 18/Apr/2008, @03:30
    nice the screenie, but what about a kde4 screenshot in japanese?

    the website http://www.kde.gr.jp also has a really nice retro look!
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Multilingual KDE Community
by Martin Fitzpatrick on Friday 18/Apr/2008, @08:12
What support is there (e.g. on sites like bugs.kde.org and other central stuff) for multilingual use or translation. It just occurs to me following on from the BugSquad shout out that we're effectively limiting participation to people who can speak English which excludes a lot.

Do we have multilingual support on wikis etc?

Just curious and not finger-pointing: I only speaka da inglis.
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