Weytk

Anthony Yarusso tonyyarusso at earthlink.net
Wed Mar 7 08:24:51 UTC 2007


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Neskie Manuel wrote:
> Weytk Xexweytep/Hello everyone,
>
> I've been using Linux for the past year ever since I bought my
> first computer in 10 years.   I used computers a lot in High School
> and even installed Debian(downloading a CD on dial-up sucks).
>
> I'm a Secwepemc from Kamloops, BC.  Recently I've been thinking I'd
>  like to start translating Ubuntu into Secwepemctsin my language.
> I signed up for the gnome-i8n  and rosetta mailing lists.
>
> I thought I'd sign up here to see if anyone knew of anything else
> like this has been started elsewhere in Canada for the other
> Indigenous languages.  I saw on Rosetta that there was  a spot for
> Inuktitut, but there were no members.
>
> -Neskie Manuel
>
That sounds great!  It's cool to see more indigenous language efforts
coming out of the woodwork.  To bring you up to speed, so far they've
consisted basically of beginning to talk a bit, but not much has
actually been done yet.  I recommend setting up a mailing list, wiki
page, and Launchpad team for coordination, adding them to the Native
Languages section of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CanadianTeam/Projects,
and working from there.  Keep us posted!
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