[Hg Books] What about a french translation ?
William Dode
wilk at flibuste.net
Tue Feb 3 05:28:43 CST 2009
On 02-02-2009, Romain Pelisse wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm rather new on this mailing list (that I have been "spying" for while
> however :) ) and to mercurial, however I was considering trying to provide a
> french version of the hgbook. I'm quite at ease with Latex, and I already
> did some translation work for KDE. I do think (and hope) that such a
> translation would help Mercurial adoption in french speaking country.
I translated the gnu-arch tutorial, it was a very good experience, to
learn arch and english ! Next i used bazaar, and i'm looking at
mercurial because i think mercurial is now what wanted to be bazaar in
the begin, i mean fast and light...
The last paragraph (about copyright) of this thread helped me to switch.
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.mercurial.general/11382
I also want to say that the first time i quickly tried mercurial,
i didn't like it.
I was using branch instead of clone, i didn't like the log format and
didn't imagine that i can customize it (killer feature !), i didn't
update after a pull... You understand that i didn't read the
documentation, shame on me ! it's why if will follow your work and help
you if i can and find the time !
I encourage people who will choose a dvcs to really read the
documentation and to try it on a real project, even small one.
bye
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William Dodé - http://flibuste.net
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