localisation
Localisation is a means of adapting computer software for non-native environments, especially other nations and cultures. Specifically, it is the process of adapting software to be as familiar as possible to a specific locale, by displaying text in the local language and using local conventions for the display of such things as units of measurement.
Style information: APC uses "localisation" with an "s" rather than "localization".
Source: Wikipedia
ANLoc FOSS Localisation Manual available in 3 languages - Send your REQUEST NOW
ANLoc is proud to announce that our FOSS Localisation Manual: Effecting Change Through Localisation is now available in print edition in three languages: English, Arabic and French.
You can download the latest digital copy from this link, or you can send a request for printed copies for your organisation, by sending an email to Wendy [at] Translate.org.za.
Call for applications: Localising software into ANY African language
Africa
- Deadline: 27 August 2009
- Call for applications: Language Teams
- Organisation: African Network for Localisation (ANLoc)
- Project: Localise Software
