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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
This page describes the basic procedures of how to join Fedora Project L10n team and how to translate on the new Fedora translation platform Weblate. | This page describes the basic procedures of how to join Fedora Project L10n team and how to translate on the new Fedora translation platform Weblate. | ||
Weblate is the new platform for Fedora Localization. Its modern web design helps the contributors finding projects very easily. | |||
For new contributors, one should click the 'Register' on top right of the page, which will redirect to the FAS page, to begin register. Once you have completed your register or you already have FAS ID, you can click the 'Login' button to begin your contribution. | |||
Revision as of 06:15, 8 March 2020
Fedora Localization Guide
Introduction
This page describes the basic procedures of how to join Fedora Project L10n team and how to translate on the new Fedora translation platform Weblate.
Weblate is the new platform for Fedora Localization. Its modern web design helps the contributors finding projects very easily.
For new contributors, one should click the 'Register' on top right of the page, which will redirect to the FAS page, to begin register. Once you have completed your register or you already have FAS ID, you can click the 'Login' button to begin your contribution.
Accessing the Fedora translation platform
https://translate.fedoraproject.org
Hard requirement: having a FAS account.
To be fully part of Fedora community, please make sure to sign FPCA. If you like badges, connect once to Fedora Badges to get rewards.
Official help of Weblate is: https://docs.weblate.org