OpenSolaris

Top Contributors

 The page lists the top contributors who helped with translation of:

• OpenSolaris registration page (NEW!)
• OpenSolaris 2009.06 projects

 For more details about current OpenSolaris translation projects, see status page at Sun wiki.

Auth Page

List of Contributors (as of 2009-07-27)

 In the table below, you can see the contributors who helped with a translation of new Auth module (https://auth.opensolaris.org). The meaning of each column is the following:

• NAME: CTI username
• TRANCOUNT: number of translated text segments (not word nor sentences). One text segment is represented as one row in CTI editor. The number depends on many factors, e.g. if segments was leveraged from previous translations (Translation Memory Leveraging), who did the last change, etc. Therefore even there are some languages with 100% translation, the TRANCONT may be different.
• LANG: target language

 The number of segments is counted from CTI translations. The numbers were taken on 2009-07-27.

Top Localization Teams

 Translation status per l10n teams can be seen directly at CTI editor.

OpenSolaris 2009.06

List of Contributors (as of 2009-04-24)

 In the table below, you can see the top contributors to OpenSolaris SW translation. The meaning of each column is the following:

• ORDER: table is sorted by volume of translated segments; i.e. the 1st row means the highest number of segments
• TRANCOUNT: number of translated text segments (not sentences). One text segment is represented as one row in CTI editor.
• USERNAME: CTI username

 The number of segments is counted from CTI translations. The number was taken on 2009-04-24 as this was the deadline for finalizing messages translation. Contributors with less than 10 segments are not shown (actually there are 19 users with less than 10 contributed segments).
 We really appreciate your contribution. In order to acknowledge your help, we would like to give small present (t-shirt) to the top contributors that translated more than 100 segments - bold entries in the table.

Top Localization Teams

 The table below shows the most active language teams sorted by TRANCOUNT. Data is counted for all contributions to all releases of OpenSolaris.