www-zh-cn @ Savannah: Summary 2024

Dear GNU CTT:

Thank you for your contribution and effort.

I am very proud of the performance in 2024 for this team.

Here is summary from GNU translation team for 2024.

Dear GNU translators!

2024 repeated the general traits of 2023: most active teams kept doing

a good job updating the translations, and a few new translations were

made.  Currently, the total amount of translations is over 3350.

      General Statistics

Most new translations were made by the Chinese (zh-cn) team this year;

then the Polish and French teams follow.  The Turkish team, although

it published no new translations this year, made a notable progress

in terms of keeping its translation up-to-date.

The table below shows the number and size of newly translated

articles in important directories and typical number of outdated

GNUNified translations throughout the year.

+-team–+—–new—–+–outdated–+

|  de   | 1 (9.7Ki) * |  124 (61%) |

+——-+————-+————+

|  es   | 1 (  5.2Ki) | 0.5 (0.2%) |

+——-+————-+————+

|  fr   | 4 ( 42.0Ki) | 0.5 (0.1%) |

+——-+————-+————+

|  ja   | 2 (  9.9Ki) |  48 ( 34%) |

+——-+————-+————+

|  pl   | 6 ( 85.4Ki) |  54 ( 37%) |

+——-+————-+————+

|  ru   | 2 ( 20.7Ki) | 0.3 (0.1%) |

+——-+————-+————+

|  sq   | 2 ( 17.1Ki) | 2.3 (2.9%) |

+——-+————-+————+

|  tr   | 0 (  0.0Ki) | 0.1 (0.1%) |

+——-+————-+————+

| zh-cn | 23 ( 543Ki) |     0 &    |

+——-+————-+————+

+——-+————-+

| total | 39 ( 723Ki) |

+——-+————-+

I wish you all a freer, healthier, and more peaceful 2025.

Happy hacking

wxie

The Windows CE Developer’s Kit from 1999

Rare, hard to come by, but now available on the Internet Archive: the complete book set for the Windows CE Developer’s Kit from 1999. It contains all the separate books in their full glory, so if you ever wanted to write either a Windows CE application or driver for Windows CE 2.0, here’s all the information you’ll ever need. The Microsoft Windows CE Developer’s Kit provides all the information you need to write applications for devices based on the Microsofte Windowso CE operating system. ↫ Windows CE Developer’s Kit The Microsoft Windows CE Programmer’s Guide details the architecture of the operating system, how to write applications, how to implement synchronisation with a PC, and much more that pertains to developing applications. The Microsoft Windows CE User Interface Services Guide can be seen as an important addition to the Programmer’s Guide, as it details everything related to creating a GUI and how to handle various input methods. Going a few steps deeper, and we arrive at the Microsoft Windows CE Communications Guide, which, as the name implies, tells you all you need to know about infrared connections, telephony, networking and internet connections, and related matter. Finally, we arrive at the Microsoft Windows CE Device Driver Kit, which, as the name implies, is for those of us interested in writing device drivers for Windows CE, something that will surely be of great importance in the future, since Windows CE is sure to dominate our mobile life. To get started, you do need to have Microsoft Visual C++ version 6.0 and the Microsoft Windows CE Toolkit for Visual C++ version 6.0 up and running, since all code samples in the Programmer’s Guide are developed with it, but I’m sure you already have this taken care of – why would you be developing for any other platforms, am I right?

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On today’s show we are talking with John. This is our chance to learn more about our beloved Talking Drupal show host.

For show notes visit: https://www.talkingDrupal.com/482

Topics

  • Talking Drupal
  • Non-Code Contribution
  • Solution Architect
  • Personal Background and Interests
  • Drupal

Guests

John Picozzi – epam.com johnpicozzi

Host

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dico @ Savannah: GNU dico version 2.12

GNU dico version 2.12 is available for download.

This versions provides important improvements in the gcide module:

  • idxgcide skips duplicated headwords.
  • Fixed some gcide entities, introduced missing ones.
  • Fixed Ancient Greek transliteration.

New option: “watch”


When given this option, the module will watch for modifications in the dictionary corpus files and rebuild the index file when necessary.

HTML output


HTML output is enabled by the “html” module option.  It is produced only after “OPTION MIME” command command.

Input conversions


The argument to DEFINE or MATCH command can optionally be modified before being used in actual search.  This allows, for example, to input search terms in transliteration instead of in the actual script.

Conversions are implemented by loadable modules and are associated with individual databases.

This version is shipped with the new module greek_kbd, which implements Greek transliteration.

Dicoweb

  • Switch to Python 3.11+ with type hints
  • Upgrade Django to version 4.2
  • Improve desktop and mobile views using HTML5
  • Implement a dark mode
  • Use Poetry and pyproject.toml
  • Integrate Pylint and Mypy for development
  • Implement various fixes and improvements

pcre module now requires libpcre2


Support for obsolescent libpcre has been withdrawn.

Chimera Linux enters beta

We’ve talked about Chimera Linux before – it’s a unique Linux distribution that combines a BSD userland with the LLVM/Clang toolchain, and musl. Its init system is dinit, and it uses apk-tools from Alpine as its package manager. None of this has anything to do with being anti-anything; the choice of BSD’s tools and userland is mostly technical in nature. Chimera Linux is available for x86-64, AArch64, RISC-V, and POWER (both little and big endian). I am unreasonably excited for Chimera Linux, for a variety of reasons – first, I love the above set of choices they made, and second, Chimera Linux’ founder and lead developer, q66, is a well-known and respected name in this space. She not only founded Chimera Linux, but also used to maintain the POWER/PowerPC ports of Void Linux, which is the port of Void Linux I used on my POWER9 hardware. She apparently also contributed quite a bit to Enlightenment, and is currently employed by Igalia, through which she can work on Chimera. With the description out of the way, here’s the news: Chimera Linux has officially entered beta. Today we have updated apk-tools to an rc tag. With this, the project is now entering beta phase, after around a year and a half. In general, this does not actually mean much, as the project is rolling release and updates will simply keep coming. It is more of an acknowledgement of current status, though new images will be released in the coming days. ↫ Chimera Linux’s website Despite my excitement, I haven’t yet tried Chimera Linux myself, as I figured its pre-beta stage wasn’t meant for an idiot like me who can’t contribute anything meaningful, and I’d rather not clutter the airwaves. Now that it’s entered beta, I feel like the time is getting riper and riper for me to dive in, and perhaps write about it here. Since the goal of Chimera Linux is to be a general-purpose distribution, I think I’m right in the proper demographic of users. It helps that I’m about to set up my dual-processor POWER9 machine again, and I think I’ll be going with Chimera Linux. As a final note, you may have noticed I consistently refer to it as “Chimera Linux”. This is very much on purpose, as there’s also something called ChimeraOS, a more standard Linux distribution aimed at gaming. To avoid confusion, I figured I’d keep the naming clear and consistent.