Dear all ZH in China may not be enought for us at the moment. We may need CN and TW to represent Simplfied and Traditional Chinese. ( At least for now ) Please let me know will that be any problem if I break the iso639 THanks AvengerMoJo
Hi Alex, Am Friday 10 February 2006 11:18 schrieb Alex Lau:
ZH in China may not be enought for us at the moment. We may need CN and TW to represent Simplfied and Traditional Chinese. ( At least for now )
Please let me know will that be any problem if I break the iso639
Just to be sure, you suggest to setup cn.opensuse.org and zh.opensuse.org ? No problem in general, you will care about the content of both wikis ? bye adrian -- Adrian Schroeter SUSE Linux Products GmbH, Maxfeldstr. 5, 90409 Nuernberg, Germany email: adrian@suse.de
Adrian Schröter wrote:
Hi Alex,
Am Friday 10 February 2006 11:18 schrieb Alex Lau:
ZH in China may not be enought for us at the moment. We may need CN and TW to represent Simplfied and Traditional Chinese. ( At least for now )
Please let me know will that be any problem if I break the iso639
Just to be sure, you suggest to setup cn.opensuse.org and zh.opensuse.org ?
No problem in general, you will care about the content of both wikis ?
bye adrian
I think it should be cn.opensuse.org and tw.opensuse.org cn for mainland chinese ( simplfied ) and tw for traditional chinese Yes I will try to organize more people to keep them update and at the moment CN should be ready for initial stage Thanks
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