[IAEP] [support-gang] Samsung Windfall: All of South Korea's Textbooks to Go Digital by 2015

[Chris Leonard]

On Mon, Jul 4, 2011 at 10:18 PM, Samuel Greenfeld <greenfeld at laptop.org> wrote:
> XOs and Fedora include SCIM, which provides input methods for many languages
> including Korean.  As long as the correct input methods & fonts are
> installed, all that should be left to make them work in Sugar is some
> configuration.
>
> However a quick glance at Sugar's Pootle system (used for translation)
> suggests that only about 25% of phrases in Sugar have been translated to
> Korean.  So while you could write in Korean in Sugar, viewing Sugar
> activities in Korean might be a bit hard.  If you or someone you know can
> volunteer to help translate things into Korean, I'm sure Chris would
> appreciate the help.


Indeed,

http://translate.sugarlabs.org/ko/

is need of substantial work.

cjl