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| == Using Ubuntu in Irish == ====== Aistriúchán Gaeilge ar siúl / Irish translation coming soo) ====== |
== Ubuntu in Irish == ====== Aistriúchán Gaeilge ar siúl / Irish translation coming soon ====== |
Ubuntu as Gaeilge
Chun Ubuntu a úsaid as Gaeilge, níl ach cuig céimeanna má tá Ubuntu suiteáilte cheana ar do ríomhaire.
Aistriúchán Ta aistritheoirí i gcónaí ag teastáil uainn. Téigh isteach i bhFoireann Aistriúchán Gaeilge and tosaigh ag aistrigh. Chun cabhair a fháil, dul go dtí #ubuntu-ie agus liostáil le liosta ríomhphoist ubuntu-ie.
Ubuntu in Irish
Aistriúchán Gaeilge ar siúl / Irish translation coming soon
To use Ubuntu in Irish is just five steps on a computer with Ubuntu already installed. Click the images on the right to enlarge.
1. On the Main Menu, click "System". From the menu that appears, choose "Administration". And finally, "Language Support". (ie. System->Administration->Language Support) |
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2. Choose "Remind Me Later", as we are not interested in furthering the English language support at this time. |
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3. Choose "Install / Remove Languages.." |
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4. Find the "Irish" entry and check the box under the 'Installed' column. Also tick the boxes for 'Translations' and 'Spellchecking and writing aids'. Then click "Apply Changes". The packages download from the internet and are automatically installed to your computer. |
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5. Now you need to log out and at the bottom of the log-in screen, choose Irish as your language. |
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Now you can log back in to you Irish desktop!
Translating We always need more translators so please join the Irish translation team and get translating. If you need any help check out #ubuntu-ie and subscribe to the ubuntu-ie mailing list.
IrishTeam/Translations (last edited 2010-04-02 01:36:24 by 109)