Re: Document language: Kurdish

Hi Dom,

>For what it's worth, AbiWord 2 has been out for over a
>year now. AbiWord 2.2 is about to be released.
>
>
Sorry for mixing up the numbers. I meant the latest version.

>Because we are in a feature-freeze, string-freeze, and
>new translation-freeze, we aren't accepting any new
>translations or strings at this point in time. Once
>AbiWord 2.2 is released, this will change.
>
>
Ok. Thanks for the information. My point is this: We have released an
Aspell/Myspell dictionary for Kurdish, the first spellchecker in that
language at all. But we have no application for the "normal" user which
could use it, because they all do not support Kurdish as a document
language. OpenOffice may do in the future, but we do not have the
resources to translate such a huge project. Therefore Abiword would be
ideal. To implement the spellchecker would be a major argument to draw
the Kurdish community to Abiword and to get people to translate the
interface. Thats why I am after on the language code so much.

Greetings,
Erdal

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Received on Tue Nov 23 12:52:19 2004