Request for Language Pack (po File) for Korean Translation of Bacularis

jhoon

hi,

I hope this message finds you well.

I am reaching out regarding my interest in setting up a Korean version of the Bacularis homepage. I am currently using the Bacula community tools alongside Bacularis, and I believe it would be highly beneficial to have the web console available in Korean for better usability.

If possible, I would like to request the language pack po file for Korean. I am more than willing to assist with the translation effort and contribute to ensuring the translated content is accurate and helpful for the community.

Thank you for considering this request. I look forward to your response and hope to collaborate with you on this.

Best regards,

gani

Hi @jhoon,

Thank you for your request and for interesting in the Korean version of Bacularis. It is always good news for this Project.

Bacularis provides the Korean language version. It has been prepared by Seungwan Ryu. Seungwan did great job with translating the web interface. To use it, please choose Korean item in the Bacularis language settings. The interface is translated well, however since time of the last translations some new functions have been developed that are not translated yet.

Let me contact Seungwan in this matter. I haven't contacted him for a long time. I will ask him to come here to this thread on the user group.

For your assist with the translations, thank you for this offer. Let's wait on Seungwan answer about the cooperation.

Best regards,
Marcin Haba (gani)

gani

Hello @jhoon,

I am letting you know that Seungwan has not responded yet on my ask. Let's wait a day or two more.

Thanks in advance for being patient.

Best regards,
Marcin Haba (gani)

gani

Hello @jhoon,

I am letting know that Seungwan has not responded so far. I would propose to not wait longer. If Seungwan will be able to join, he can join here anytime. If you would like to translate not translated strings in the Korean translation file, I encourage to do that.

We have a translators guide that describes how to perform the translations and how the entire translation process goes. You can find it here:

https://bacularis.app/doc/contributions/translations.html

Described there step 3 is not necessary to do because we already have the Korean translation files.

If you will have any question or problem with translations, please let us know. You can write them here on this user group.

Thanks in advance for your work.

Best regards,
Marcin Haba (gani)