The Linux Professional Institute (LPI), the premier not-for-profit, professional certification program for the Linux community worldwide, has
announced a new Open Source translation system at the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS). Named, t7e, the project is the result of the work commissioned by LPI to facilitate the multilingual operation of LPI’s Web site. It allows the same
site to be maintained in a large number of languages, alerting translators to changes in the original site and ensuring material in all languages is
accurate and current.
announced a new Open Source translation system at the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS). Named, t7e, the project is the result of the work commissioned by LPI to facilitate the multilingual operation of LPI’s Web site. It allows the same
site to be maintained in a large number of languages, alerting translators to changes in the original site and ensuring material in all languages is
accurate and current.
To be demonstrated at the LPI Booth #502 in the ICT-4D Platform, the t7e project is written in Perl and Mason. All original code is copyrighted by LPI
and is to be placed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and the Artistic License.
Link: tmcnet.com
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