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### Linux Gazette in Serbian language

[zarko at googlux.com]

Sun, 13 Sep 2009 13:54:44 -0400 (EDT)

Hi all

Would like to introduce myself and this site, that I hope will become popular place for Linux Gazette translations on Serbia language.

Most of my work evolves around Solaris Administration, but sometimes I also need to do Linux work and Gazette is great source of helpful tips.

Despite my extremely busy professional (and personal) schedule, I'll try to find time for translation, but I also encourage people from former Yugoslavia to contact me and submit their translations. They all know that there is no much difference between languages like Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, etc, so I am willing to publish all translation (both in Cyrillic or Latin alphabet) .

Cheers Zarko http://www.googlux.com/linuxgazette/

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Jimmy O'Regan [joregan at gmail.com]

Sun, 13 Sep 2009 19:15:11 +0100

2009/9/13 <zarko@googlux.com>:

    > Hi all
    >

Zdravo!

    > Would like to introduce myself and this site, that I hope will become
    > popular place for Linux Gazette translations on Serbia language.
    >
    > Most of my work evolves around Solaris Administration, but sometimes I
    > also need to do Linux work and Gazette is great source of helpful tips.
    >
    > Despite my extremely busy professional (and personal) schedule, I’ll try
    > to find time for translation, but I also encourage people from former
    > Yugoslavia to contact me and submit their translations. They all know that
    > there is no much difference between languages like Serbian, Croatian,
    > Bosnian, etc,

IIRC; fewer than between British and American English

    > so I am willing to publish all translation (both in Cyrillic
    > or Latin alphabet) .

Great to hear from you, and I wish you every success in your endeavour. Translation can be quite a challenge, but there are several tools to help make the task a little easier (any2po, Translate Toolkit, OmegaT). If you can, it might be best to set up Pootle on a server somewhere, so you don't have to rely on individuals to translate whole articles unassisted - it can also ease the task of editing the translations somewhat.

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