[IMC-US-tech] Re: [IMC-US] Re: software

[Ryan Kaldari]

Language detection would be nice, i.e. detect what language their 
browser is set for and display the appropriate interface (ala Google). 
Alternately, provide separate versions of the website that you can 
manually switch between (and possibly automatic translation tools for 
news articles). I have a bit of experience with this if anyone's 
interested in working on it and needs some help. Unfortunately, my 
schedule doesn't leave me much hope of working on this by myself (which 
is why Acorn is such a good idea, IMO).

Ryan Smith, Tennessee IMC

On Jan 22, 2004, at 8:20 AM, Brian Szymanski wrote:

> Ryan Smith:
>> Don't forget better foreign language support too. Right now dadaIMC is
>> very limited in supporting multiple languages.
>
> How so? At least the following imc's run dadaimc with non-english 
> languages
> as their default:
> Japan, Taiwan, barcelona, laplana (es), austria, sweden, sonora (mx),
> canarias (es), cyprus, norway... ?
>
> It's certainly not perfect, but I'm wondering what
> internationalization/translation changes you had in mind?
>
> There were a few annoyinh "gotchas" getting the internationalization to
> work under freebsd, but dada works pretty much as it should on linux 
> from
> what I've seen...
>
> Peace,
> Brian Szymanski
> ski at indymedia.org
> bks10 at cornell.edu
>
>
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