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--- en:language_support [2020/12/03 05:30] – [Supported Languages] anupama
+++ en:language_support [2025/06/12 04:13] (current) – [Supported Languages] anupama
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 ====== Greenstone Language Support ======
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 |Gujarati|Lavji Zala| |
 |Hebrew| | |
-|Hindi|K.T Anuradha|B. S. Shivaram|
+|Hindi|K.T Anuradha, Vijendra Kumar|B. S. Shivaram|
 |Hungarian|Ferenc Katai and Sándor Koroknai| |
 |Indonesian|Paul Mundy, Dewa Asmara Widjaksana| |
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 |Kazakh|(UNESCO) Sergey Karpov and Kalima Tuenbaeva both from UNESCO|Bolatbek Amanbekov, Zhanat Kulenov |
 |Khmer (Cambodian)|Alexis Lecoq Project Manager of for Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum Archives|Kosona Chriv, Smart Consulting (see below)|
+|Kurdish|Peyman Heydarian| |
 |Kyrgyz| |Fedor Bakalov|
 |Korean| |Hilario Seo|
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 |Vietnamese|Cao Minh Kiem, Vietnam Association of S&T Information (VASTI)| |
-//Note, If you are currently a translator for Greenstone or have been one in the past, and if you've not been mentioned in the above list, please contact us at greenstone_team @ waikato.ac.nz. We greatly wish to credit your contribution to Greenstone.//
+//Note, If you are currently a translator for Greenstone or have been one in the past, and if you've not been mentioned in the above list, please contact us at greenstone @ waikato.ac.nz. We greatly wish to credit your contribution to Greenstone.//
 =====In progress languages=====
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 or configuration files. The language-dependent text in Greenstone comes in the following places.
-  * **Greenstone 2 core web interface** Text used in the standard library interface for Greenstone 2. Includes the on-line help pages.
-  * **Greenstone 2 auxiliary web interface** Text in the web interface that is generally directed at the library maintainer, e.g. the Administration pages and the depositor.
   * **Greenstone 3 web interface**  Text in the Greenstone 3 web interface
   * **GLI**  Greenstone Librarian Interface text, including the text on the interface itself, text in the scripts for running GLI, and the GLI online help.
+  * **Greenstone 2 core web interface** Text used in the standard library interface for Greenstone 2. Includes the on-line help pages.
+  * **Greenstone 2 auxiliary web interface** Text in the web interface that is generally directed at the library maintainer, e.g. the Administration pages and the depositor.
   * **Collection building**  Option descriptions and error messages in perl scripts, and plugins and classifiers
   * **Installer**  Text that shows up on the greenstone graphical installer
-  * **Greenstone website**  The Greenstone website at http://www.greenstone.org/.
+  * **Greenstone website**  The Greenstone website at http://www.greenstone.org/
+  * ** Sample collections** The text found in the collection interfaces (not content) for the demo collections that come with a Greenstone install, and documented example collections
 ===== Language Maintainers =====
 To register as a designated Greenstone language maintainer, please send a request
-to the Greenstone team (greenstone_team @ waikato.ac.nz).
+to the Greenstone team (greenstone @ waikato.ac.nz).
-There are two methods for working with Greenstone language interface
+There are two methods for working with Greenstone language interface:
-(apart from editing the macro files directly, which is not recommended).
   * Spreadsheet
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 This method is probably the best for large-scale translation, but requires Microsoft software.
-  * [[http://www.nzdl.org/cgi-bin/gti/linux/library.cgi?a=gti&p=home|Greenstone Translator's Interface]]
+  * [[http://gti.greenstone.org|Greenstone Translator's Interface]]
 The Greenstone translator's interface is a Web tool that presents the English text strings needing translation, and provides boxes for entering the translated text. Once submitted, translations are stored in the appropriate language file. The system automatically determines which text strings need translating or updating, and can easily be used to update a language interface.
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-[[http://www.greenstone.org/gti/status.html|This page]] shows the current translation status of the languages.
+[[https://gti.greenstone.org/etc/status.html|This page]] shows the current translation status of the languages.
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   * [[http://wiki.greenstone.org/gsdoc/usercontributed/GSDL-Tamil-Eng-Dictionary.doc| Tamil-English dictionary]] ([[http://wiki.greenstone.org/gsdoc/usercontributed/GSDL-TAMIL-DICT-INTRO.doc|Introduction]], [[http://wiki.greenstone.org/gsdoc/usercontributed/GSDL-Eng-Tamil-Dictionary.doc |English-Tamil version]]) //Contributed by A. Neelameghan and S.K. Lalitha from SRELS, Bangalore//
   * If you know of any resources that might be helpful for maintaining and using a specific language interface in Greenstone, please let us know by emailing the Greenstone team (greenstone_team @ waikato.ac.nz).