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nouvo09

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Registered: 2011-06-26

Posts: 31

Xfce forums in other languages

Hi,

I would like to suggest an idea:

there are a lot of people who don't speak/understand english and so can't read this forum.

Is it possible to create 2 or 3 other languages categories such as french, german, espanol  (remember that in the US, about half of the people speak spanish) as the amsn-project did ?

In this way, people who speak other languages and understand english could post in these categories and help others.

the model:

http://www.amsn-project.net/forums/

thx

Nick

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Re: Xfce forums in other languages

I'm against that since then the maintainers and moderators cannot comment on the questions and check the contents.

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xf∞

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Registered: 2011-03-08

Posts: 27

Re: Xfce forums in other languages

thats not necessary.
every linuxoid has forum of his distro and on his language.
there are lot of various distributives, so i.e. if you have debian + xfce, you'll get answer earlier on debian forum, if xfce popular there.
if your problem not easy, try to use this forum.
24 hours works translate.google.com

nouvo09

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Registered: 2011-06-26

Posts: 31

Re: Xfce forums in other languages

thats not necessary.
every linuxoid has forum of his distro and on his language.
there are lot of various distributives, so i.e. if you have debian + xfce, you'll get answer earlier on debian forum, if xfce popular there.
if your problem not easy, try to use this forum.
24 hours works translate.google.com

For your information, I run Fedora. And on the Fedora-Fr forum, there is no xfce-speaker. I think that Xfce is a good alternative for all people who want work and only work with simply without the flipper-like gnome3 screen on the pc. It seems also that I'm not alone to think so, and there is a lot of people. But without an adaptated place where discuss or ask for how to use or how to set, these people will continue to ignore Xfce.