INTEREST: Telugu (te)

[Manilal K M]

On 8/12/05, Muralidhar Kamidi <kamudhar at gmail.com> wrote:
>  Actually I am a latecomer into the world of computers, and linux in
> particular. But when I saw Open Source happening so happily on the Net, I
> realised it is for people like me. So the basic tenets of democracy (if it
> is for the people, then it must be by the people as well!) demanded that I
> be a part of this moment. But I am not a programmer. So the only way I can
> help this movement is either by writing documentation, or by translating.
> While there are a lot of people doing the documentation, I found nobody
> translating the project into my mother tongue (telugu). So I take up the
> task myself.
>  
>  I want to know, how to do it. Send me as many files and links as required
> to learn the basics of translation procedure. I don't have a Fedora Core
> distribution with me. If there are ways to do the translation from Windows
> environment, tell me. Otherwise tell me where to get the Fedora Core in
> India. Please don't tell me to download. My 56 kbps connection will spend
> years at a stretch doing that! 
>  
>  This is the essence of what I would like to tell you: I am interested and
> enthusiastic to be the first to translate into my mother tongue. Just tell
> me how! 

Dear mr. Muralidhar Kamidi,
      If you are interested in Free Software, You better be a member
of fsf-friends at gnu.org.in
(http://mm.gnu.org.in/mailman/listinfo/fsf-friends) which mainly deals
with the Free and Open Source development in India.
     You may also register with
freefox at googlegroups.com(http://freefox.bizhat.com) if you need any
technical help regarding linux, especially Fedora Core.

regards
Manilal