MozillaTranslator 5.20 released

[Ricardo Palomares Martinez]

Hi,

I've uploaded to Sourceforge.net the ZIP files for MozillaTranslator
5.20. Maybe it is too soon to have all the sf.net mirrors
synchronized, so you may want to wait until tomorrow to get the files.

MT 5.20 can be downloaded at:

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=18842

This version doesn't have any of the suggestions made by Philippe at
FOSDEM (sorry!). In fact, I intend to work in my own L10n tool for a
while (yes, that tool I'm talking since more than a year ago!), so I
don't expect to pay too much time to MT for a while unless bugs are
discovered on it. Let's see if this time it is the definitive for
replacing MT... :-)

Ricardo.

--
If it's true that we are here to help others,
then what exactly are the OTHERS here for?

[Robert Kaiser]

Ricardo Palomares Martinez schrieb:

> MT 5.20 can be downloaded

\o/

Thanks a lot!

> This version doesn't have any of the suggestions made by Philippe at
> FOSDEM (sorry!). In fact, I intend to work in my own L10n tool for a
> while (yes, that tool I'm talking since more than a year ago!), so I
> don't expect to pay too much time to MT for a while unless bugs are
> discovered on it. Let's see if this time it is the definitive for
> replacing MT... :-)

I know you probably want to do it on Java, but I still think it would be
really great to do this on top of XULRunner... And it would be cool if
it would be designed in a way that it could easily be changed to to L20n
in the future ;-)

Robert Kaiser

[Robert Kaiser]

Ricardo Palomares Martinez schrieb:
> MT 5.20

It works great! I love the inclusion of the CVS update in the "Update
Product" Window, it's much easier to find now. I still have not got
fully used to using Ctrl+E instead of Alt+E for the Edit Window though
(even if that's good as well).

Robert Kaiser

[Ricardo Palomares Martinez]

Robert Kaiser escribió:

It takes a time to get used to it, but I'm already at that point (I've
using it myself since mid-february or so). What I still miss a lot is
to use [Ctrl]+[S] to search, instead of the right one, [Ctrl]+[F]. :-)

Ricardo

[Ricardo Palomares Martinez]

Robert Kaiser escribió:

> I know you probably want to do it on Java, but I still think it would be
> really great to do this on top of XULRunner... And it would be cool if
> it would be designed in a way that it could easily be changed to to L20n
> in the future ;-)

I plan to consider L20n from the start, of course. :-) I really need
to go on with Java at the moment; time will tell us if it can be
ported to XULRunner if and when I get something functional.

Ricardo