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Supporting your free software? Don't burn out

http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com

Not long ago I watched a free software developer totally lose his cool with a user who (admittedly very frustratingly) posted a 'bug report'in Spanish on an English-language project that amounted to 'it doesn't work'.

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Created by brian1977 15 years 50 weeks ago – Made popular 15 years 50 weeks ago
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Linux Command Line Language Translation

http://linuxshellaccount.blogspot.com

Not another of our grab-the-web script, but an actual GNU project :)

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Created by eggixyz 15 years 51 weeks ago – Made popular 15 years 51 weeks ago
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Icecat 3.0.3 in European Portuguese

http://lists.gnu.org

Icecat 3.0.3, a completely free version of Firefox, is available in European Portuguese. Go grab it. :)

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Created by brunomiguel 16 years 3 days ago – Made popular 16 years 3 days ago
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Create a xpi language extension for IceCat

http://gnuzilla-watcher.blogspot.com

Learn how to create a language extension for IceCat (and probably also for Firefox and other Firefox-based browsers).

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Created by brunomiguel 16 years 8 weeks ago – Made popular 16 years 8 weeks ago
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Using KVocTrain to Build Your Foreign Language Vocabulary

http://blue-gnu.biz

I decided to take up learning a little German, and yes, primarily for the fun of it. I got one of those CD-based audio courses, which is pretty helpful. Still, sometimes you just need a simple way to practice your vocabulary to augment the audio course. Introducing KVocTrain, the KDE vocabulary trainer, which is useful for more than just learning another language.

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Created by dcparris 17 years 3 weeks ago – Made popular 17 years 3 weeks ago
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Dutch open source language project gets official certification

http://www.linux.com

"The OpenTaal project (Dutch for "OpenLanguage") has published the first open source word list to be certified by the Dutch Language Union as corresponding to official spelling. Simon Brouwer, project leader of OpenTaal, says, "This is a milestone. Users of open source software can trust their Dutch spell checker now.

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