• Esperanto is fully complete for all lavels
• A new "sublevel 6", not counted in statistics has been added. It will be used for strings that appear after a freeze or are modified after a freeze. Currently complete for 14 languages
• Khmer completes all levels. First time it is full 100%. Congrats to Khoem Sokhem
• Asturian completes level 1, progresses in level 2 and 3. Nearly 100% everywhere
• Progress for Icelandic and Irish in level 1

Status for D-I level 1 (core D-I files):

• 39 languages 100%: ar ast bg bn bs ca cs de el eo es et fa fr gu hi id it ja kk km kn ko nb nl pl pt pt_BR ru si sk sr sv te th tr uk zh_CN zh_TW
• 4 languages 99%: be da mr ta
• 3 languages 97%: eu fi ga
• 1 languages 96%: he
• 3 languages 95%: dz is ro
• 2 languages 93%: hu lo
• 1 language 92%: ml
• 3 language 91%: pa sl vi
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 2 (packages that have localized material that may appear during default installs, such as iso-codes, tasksel, etc.):

• 28 languages 100%: be bg ca cs da de eo es fa fr gu he id is it ja kk km nl pl pt ru si sk sv tr uk zh_CN
• 4 languages 99%: ast nb sl th
• 5 languages 98%: dz eu hr pt_BR ro
• 1 language 97%: ta
• 1 language 96%: vi
• 2 langauges 95%: el fi
• 3 languages 94%: ar gl zh_TW
• 6 languages 92%: bn bs hu ko ne sr
• 6 languages 91%: ga ka lt mk mr te
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 3 (packages that have localized material that may appear during non-default installs, such as win32-loader)

• 35 languages 100%: ast be bg bs ca cs da de el eo es fa fi fr ga gl he hr id is it ja kk km nb nl pl pt ru sk sr sv th tr zh_CN
• 2 languages 98%: hu uk
• others are 90% or below

Full 100% completeness (hall of fame) for 21 languages: Belarusian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Czech, German, Esperanto, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kazakh, Khmer, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish, Simplified Chinese

• I made some noise about languages eventually dropped from D-I. It had some results..:-)
• Spanish completed level 1 and is back to full 100%
• Ukrainian completes level 1 and just needs a small bit in level 3 to be fully 100%
• Brazilian Portuguese, Traditional Chinese complete level 1

Status for D-I level 1 (core D-I files):

• 37 languages 100%: ar bg bn bs ca cs de el eo es et fa fr gu hi id it ja kk kn ko nb nl pl pt pt_BR ru si sk sr sv te th tr uk zh_CN zh_TW
• 6 languages 99%: ast be da km mr ta
• 2 languages 97%: eu fi
• 2 languages 96%: ga he
• 2 languages 95%: dz ro
• 3 languages 93%: hu is lo
• 1 language 92%: ml
• 3 language 91%: pa sl vi
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 2 (packages that have localized material that may appear during default installs, such as iso-codes, tasksel, etc.):

• 27 languages 100%: be bg ca cs da de eo es fa fr gu he id is it ja kk nl pl pt ru si sk sv tr uk zh_CN
• 3 languages 99%: nb sl th
• 6 languages 98%: ast dz eu hr pt_BR ro
• 1 language 97%: ta
• 1 language 96%: vi
• 2 langauges 95%: el fi
• 3 languages 94%: ar gl zh_TW
• 6 languages 92%: bn bs hu ko ne sr
• 7 languages 91%: ga ka km lt mk mr te
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 3 (packages that have localized material that may appear during non-default installs, such as win32-loader)

• 33 languages 100%: be bg bs ca cs da de el eo es fa fi fr ga gl he hr id is it ja kk nb nl pl pt ru sk sr sv th tr zh_CN
• 2 languages 98%: hu uk
• others are 90% or below

Full 100% completeness (hall of fame) for 19 languages: Belarusian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Czech, German, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kazakh, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish, Simplified Chinese

Please, pretty please, just do it. However, don't forget: Debian localization material is spread in thousands of packages, with dozens of different VCS, hundreds of developers and hundreds of thousands of strings for up to seventy languages. And there are less than 5 people running all this. So, yeah, there are fancy "insert your favourite l10n tool of the day here" everywhere and we should rather be using them. But nobody prevents anybody to build something better than we we have now. Really, nothing. Do-ocracy, as we use to say. Just do it and, in the meantime, suffer with us with what we have.

If I follow the policy we chose in D-I, I should deactivate languages that are not complete for what we call "sublevel 1" and "sublevel 2" in code Debian Installer. At this very moment, it means that I would deactivate (stats in parenthesis are those in these sublevels, respectively):

• Amharic (9f59u, 14f17u)
• Asturian (1f in sublevel 2 only!)
• Belarusian (1f in sublevel 1 only!)
• Welsh (54f118u, 32f47u)
• Spanish (1u in sublevel 1 only!)
• Basque (4u, 1f)
• Galician (24f42u, 6f9u)
• Hebrew (12f32u, 1f8u)
• Croatian (33f51u, 6f9u)
• Hungarian (2f1u, 6f9u)
• Icelandic (2f2u, 1f)
• Georgian (34f79u, 10f21u)
• Khmer (2f2u, 1f)
• Kurdish (29f57u, 6f22u)
• Lao (2f2u, 6f9u)
• Lithuanian (24f27u, 12f20u)
• Latvian (40f40u, 6f9u)
• Macedonian (2f4u, 6f9u)
• Malayalam (5u in sublevel 2 only!)
• Marathi (2f2u in sublevel 1)
• Nepali (33f86u, 10f21u)
• Norwegian Nynorsk (30f66u, 13f23u)
• Punjabi (28f58u, 1f)
• Brazilian Portuguese (24f43u, 6f9u)
• Romanian (2f1u, 1f)
• Slovenian (21f10u, 6f9u)
• Albanian (36f82u, 13f23u)
• Tamil (2f2u, 1f)
• Tagalog (35f86u, 24f39u)
• Ukrainian (1f in sublevel 2 only!)
• Vietnamese (22f11u, 8f10u)
• Traditional Chinese (22f23u, 6f9u)

For several of these, the fix is easy! So, even if you're not the person in charge officially for the said language, please get in touch with me (bubulle@d.o) if you want to complete the translation. For some of these languages, where contact with the translator in charge has apparently been lost, it could be their only chance to stay in wheezy.

• 18th language fully complete: Simplified Chinese (which I forgot: apologies to all my Chinese friends)
• Croatian progresses in level 2

Status for D-I level 1 (core D-I files):

• 33 languages 100%: ar bg bn bs ca cs de el eo et fa fr gu hi id it ja kk kn ko nb nl pl pt ru si sk sr sv te th tr zh_CN
• 8 languages 99%: ast be da es km mr ta uk
• 2 languages 97%: eu fi
• 2 languages 96%: ga he
• 3 languages 95%: dz ro zh_TW
• 3 languages 93%: hu is lo
• 1 language 92%: ml
• 3 language 91%: pa sl vi
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 2 (packages that have localized material that may appear during default installs, such as iso-codes, tasksel, etc.):

• 27 languages 100%: be bg ca cs da de eo es fa fr gu he id is it ja kk nl pl pt ru si sk sv tr uk zh_CN
• 3 languages 99%: nb sl th
• 6 languages 98%: ast dz eu hr pt_BR ro
• 1 language 97%: ta
• 1 language 96%: vi
• 2 langauges 95%: el fi
• 3 languages 94%: ar gl zh_TW
• 6 languages 92%: bn bs hu ko ne sr
• 7 languages 91%: ga ka km lt mk mr te
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 3 (packages that have localized material that may appear during non-default installs, such as win32-loader)

• 33 languages 100%: be bg bs ca cs da de el eo es fa fi fr ga gl he hr id is it ja kk nb nl pl pt ru sk sr sv th tr zh_CN
• 2 languages 98%: hu uk
• others are 90% or below

Full 100% completeness (hall of fame) for 18 languages: Belarusian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Czech, German, French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kazakh, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish, Simplified Chinese

Looks like things are pretty much stalled now. Should I conclude that we have "only" 33 active translators while we have close to 70 supported languages? Sad. Isn't it?

• Malayalam shows up above 90% in level 1
• Finnish translation revived thanks to a new translator
• Croatian completes level 3 (new translator showing up)

Status for D-I level 1 (core D-I files):

• 33 languages 100%: ar bg bn bs ca cs de el eo et fa fr gu hi id it ja kk kn ko nb nl pl pt ru si sk sr sv te th tr zh_CN
• 8 languages 99%: ast be da es km mr ta uk
• 2 languages 97%: eu fi
• 2 languages 96%: ga he
• 3 languages 95%: dz ro zh_TW
• 3 languages 93%: hu is lo
• 1 language 92%: ml
• 3 language 91%: pa sl vi
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 2 (packages that have localized material that may appear during default installs, such as iso-codes, tasksel, etc.):

• 27 languages 100%: be bg ca cs da de eo es fa fr gu he id is it ja kk nl pl pt ru si sk sv tr uk zh_CN
• 3 languages 99%: nb sl th
• 5 languages 98%: ast dz eu pt_BR ro
• 1 language 97%: ta
• 1 language 96%: vi
• 2 langauges 95%: el fi
• 4 languages 94%: ar gl hr zh_TW
• 6 languages 92%: bn bs hu ko ne sr
• 7 languages 91%: ga ka km lt mk mr te
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 3 (packages that have localized material that may appear during non-default installs, such as win32-loader)

• 33 languages 100%: be bg bs ca cs da de el eo es fa fi fr ga gl he hr id is it ja kk nb nl pl pt ru sk sr sv th tr zh_CN
• 2 languages 98%: hu uk
• others are 90% or below

Full 100% completeness (hall of fame) for 17 languages: Belarusian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Czech, German, French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kazakh, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish

Everything is here. Indeed not: one can't write about the feeling you get when climbing the Old Lady stairs after 78 kilometers suffering in the woods. I was close to resigning at km55 when cramps were showing up and my left ankle (which I twisted a week before) was nothing but a big ball of pain. And I finally managed to put the head lamp and resume running in the now desert woods of western Paris. Given the probably very high rate of resigns in this race (cause by an unusual heat), this is already a great result. Now...recovering....and looking forward to the next goal: Caen marathon in early June.

Because of problems on name servers for the eu.org domain, my blog was not on Planet Debian for 2 weeks. Now I'm back, which explains why I "spammed" Planet last night with posts that seem a bit outdated, for some of them.

• Found a volunteer to work on Vietnamese translations (and got a mail from Clytie, yay)
• Gujarati completed level 2
• Progress for Norwegian Bokm l in level 2
• Bengali recompletes level 1

Status for D-I level 1 (core D-I files):

• 33 languages 100%: ar bg bn bs ca cs de el eo et fa fr gu hi id it ja kk kn ko nb nl pl pt ru si sk sr sv te th tr zh_CN
• 8 languages 99%: ast be da es km mr ta uk
• 1 language 97%: eu
• 2 languages 96%: ga he
• 3 languages 95%: dz ro zh_TW
• 3 languages 93%: hu is lo
• 3 language 91%: pa sl vi
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 2 (packages that have localized material that may appear during default installs, such as iso-codes, tasksel, etc.):

• 27 languages 100%: be bg ca cs da de eo es fa fr gu he id is it ja kk nl pl pt ru si sk sv tr uk zh_CN
• 3 languages 99%: nb sl th
• 5 languages 98%: ast dz eu pt_BR ro
• 1 language 97%: ta
• 1 language 96%: vi
• 2 langauges 95%: el fi
• 4 languages 94%: ar gl hr zh_TW
• 6 languages 92%: bn bs hu ko ne sr
• 7 languages 91%: ga ka km lt mk mr te
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 3 (packages that have localized material that may appear during non-default installs, such as win32-loader)

• 32 languages 100%: be bg bs ca cs da de el eo es fa fi fr ga gl he id is it ja kk nb nl pl pt ru sk sr sv th tr zh_CN
• 2 languages 98%: hu uk
• others are 90% or below

Full 100% completeness (hall of fame) for 17 languages: Belarusian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Czech, German, French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kazakh, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish

We're now 2.5 months in 2012 and I'm indeed getting closer of my first big goal of the year : the 80km run of Paris Ecotrail. The race takes place next Saturday, March 24th, with a start at 12:00 in the South-West of Paris area (close to our place). The race is mostly a trail race in woods and forests in the neighbourhood of Paris, going up and down in our small hills and valleys, passing along pools and lakes and indeed showing the natural beauties we have less than 20km away from center Paris. The race ends at the Eiffel Tower. And they really mean it! The race ends at Eiffel Tower's *first floor* after climbing the steps there. Those of you who have been there can imagine the surprise of tourists from all over the world when hundreds of "road warriors" wearing water backpacks, head lamps and looking a bit tired come and climb the Old Lady's stairs. So, in case you happen to be touring in Paris on the week-end of March 24-25, just pop up at Eiffel Tower around 10-11pm (yes, at night) and try to spot a bubulle crawling up there to reach the finish line..:-) To prepare this, I already ran 538km in 2012, mostly done either with my daily commute runs...or with week-end long runs (up to 37km on march 4th, and many others above 20km). I ran two half-marathons as well: one in February, where I nearly broke my record, finishing it in 1h37'45" even though this is a quite though race with two hills. I was very in shape that day and was lucky to run with a friend setting the pace for me, which helps a lot. Another half-marathon last Sunday in Rambouillet was also a good race, though I was secretly hoping to break my record there (the race is flat, much more than the former one). I had however to slow down from a 4'35"/km pace to 4'50"/km in order to preserve my condition. And, finally, I completed the race in 1h39'53". So, two half-marathons in less than 1h40 again. That sounds promising for the Ecotrail (even if there nothing similar between a flat half-marathon and a hilly ultra-trail) and also for the next marathon, in June. I'll keep you posted about the Ecotrail race but I can announce in advance that I'll be using the Runtastic app on my brand new Android phone, and people will be able to follow my race live here. And you'll even be able to cheer at /me..:-) Next running update on Sunday 25th to give you the outcome....

So, since Wednesday, we have no more teenagers among our children. Indeed, our youngest, Magali, turned 20 and we happily celebrated that in a japanese restaurant in Paris : Magali is living in a (very) small flat in Paris as she attends preparation courses for exams meant to enter physical therapist schools. She's currently working very hard to prepare these and is left with only one week before the first exam. We're 100% confident that she'll succeed. Really, the days where our little shrimp was crawling across her bed, turning clockwise and finally sleeping in the width of the bed....do not seem so far. And still, these folks we call "our kids" are now grown-up persons living their own lives : Jean-Baptiste (some of my friends reading this blog have met him at DebConf 10) will soon enter profesionnal life after graduating an engineering school in electronics, at 24. Sophie, now 22, will resume her social worker school in Bordeaux in September and will probably start working as social worker ("assistante sociale", in French) afterwards. And we hope that our little shrimp (which her sister calls "mini-poop") starts a physical therapist school next year. So, well, more and more, Elisabeth and I are old parents and weeks where we're indeed both alone at home are now common (not to mention weeks where only one of us is alone either because she has professionnal commitments on some other side of the planet or I have some free software event on another side of the planet). It is indeed really likely that this year's holidays will be the first ones where we have a distant travel...which we'll be doing alone. Holidays in Nicaragua (you probably guess why Nicaragua) are much awaited and will be enjoyed a lot, but still...:-) So, well, to all those of you who read this and are parents, or plan to become parents, be happy. The wonder that it is lasts for years and it's very hard to describe precisely the link that connects parents and their children. At least the one we have with our children, which both us and them are proud of. And that pride and this link have no price. I really wish you guys to develop the same with your newborns (particularly those of you who very very very recently became parents anbd, yes I mean you who know who you are...).

We in Debian-IN team where maintaining ttf-indic-fonts a set of fonts for all Indian language fonts from various origin. This package used to build around 7 to 10 binary package of different Indian language. The source package ttf-indic-fonts was itself a mess. It was a native package it was mixing all fonts with active upstream and inactive upstream together which was hard to maintain. Last April I transitioned this package from old packaging style (which version I don't remember) to dh7 standard. At the same time bubulle asked me it would be great if I can rename the package to Fonts team new packaging policy Even though I was just beginning with Debian packaging I dared to propose a draft :) Well it was in May and now its March 2012 almost one year over and We have successfully finished the transition and Kartik uploaded all packages to Debian. Now Debian-IN team maintains 62 packages and me? Yeah my package count jumped from 12 to 38! Almost close to close to number of packages Kartik is maintaining :) Please do the testing report any bugs! Cya

We in Debian-IN team where maintaining ttf-indic-fonts a set of fonts for all Indian language fonts from various origin. This package used to build around 7 to 10 binary package of different Indian language. The source package ttf-indic-fonts was itself a mess. It was a native package it was mixing all fonts with active upstream and inactive upstream together which was hard to maintain. Last April I transitioned this package from old packaging style (which version I don't remember) to dh7 standard. At the same time bubulle asked me it would be great if I can rename the package to Fonts team new packaging policy Even though I was just beginning with Debian packaging I dared to propose a draft :) Well it was in May and now its March 2012 almost one year over and We have successfully finished the transition and Kartik uploaded all packages to Debian. Now Debian-IN team maintains 62 packages and me? Yeah my package count jumped from 12 to 38! Almost close to close to number of packages Kartik is maintaining :) Please do the testing report any bugs! Cya

For giving new look to my blog I was trying out a lot of fonts from the FontSquirrel website but none of them satisfied my taste. While searching for the fonts identi.ca website fonts attracted my notice and the font used was Lato. I found it and used in this website. I was wondering why such a nice font is not present on Debian. Since it was on FontSquirrel that means the license should be friendly. So searched for the font in DuckDuckGo and found their website. So after all Lato fonts where under Open Font License which is DFSG compilant. That was sufficient for me to package it for Debian. Here is the ITP for fonts-lato and its already uploaded to Debian and waiting in the NewQueue Thanks to bubulle for uploading it quickly. Hope Debian users will love this new font. And yeah I packaged it using dh-make-font which I wrote majorly with help of my friends. And one more news is its waiting to be added into dh-make package here.

• More recompleted languages in level 1: Estonian, Gujarati, Italian, Kazakh, Dutch, Sinhala, Serbian, Turkish
• I spammed all D-I translators to complete their work. Also fixed many wrong or missing mail addresses in Last-Translator fields, that were preventing them to get update notices
• So, now I'm ready for dozens of commits during the week-end..:-)

Status for D-I level 1 (core D-I files):

• 23 languages 100%: ar bg ca cs de el et fr gu hi id it kk nl pl pt ru si sk sr sv th tr
• 15 languages 99%: ast bs eo es fa ja km kn ko mr nb sv ta te uk zh_SN
• 1 language 97%: eu
• 3 languages 96%: be ga he
• 5 languages 95%: bn da dz ro zh_TW
• 3 languages 93%: hu is lo
• 3 language 91%: pa sl vi
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 2 (packages that have localized material that may appear during default installs, such as iso-codes, tasksel, etc.):

• 23 languages 100%: bg cs da de eo es fa fr he id is it ja kk nl pl pt ru si sk tr uk zh_CN
• 4 languages 99%: be sl sv th
• 6 languages 98%: ast dz ca eu pt_BR ro
• 1 language 97%: ta
• 1 language 96%: nb
• 2 langauges 95%: el fi
• 5 languages 94%: ar gl hr vi zh_TW
• 6 languages 92%: bn bs hu ko ne sr
• 8 languages 91%: ga gu ka km lt mk mr te
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 3 (packages that have localized material that may appear during non-default installs, such as win32-loader)

• 31 languages 100%: be bg bs ca cs de el eo es fa fi fr ga gl he id is it ja kk nb nl pl pt ru sk sr sv th tr zh_CN
• 2 languages 98%: hu uk
• others are 90% or below

Full 100% completeness (hall of fame) for 13 languages: Bulgarian, Czech, German, French, Indonesian, Italian, Kazakh, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Turkish

• Stats "broken" again by...me...adding one string to console-setup and fixing two spelling errors.
• 14 languages back again to 100%
• Catalan back to full 100% (full update by Jordi, yay)

Status for D-I level 1 (core D-I files):

• 15 languages 100%: ar bg ca cs de el fr hi id pl pt ru sk sv th
• 23 languages 99%: ast bs eo es et fa gu it ja kk km kn ko mr nb nl si sr sv ta te tr uk zh_SN
• 1 language 97%: eu
• 3 languages 96%: be ga he
• 5 languages 95%: bn da dz ro zh_TW
• 3 languages 93%: hu is lo
• 3 language 91%: pa sl vi
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 2 (packages that have localized material that may appear during default installs, such as iso-codes, tasksel, etc.):

• 23 languages 100%: bg cs da de eo es fa fr he id is it ja kk nl pl pt ru si sk tr uk zh_CN
• 4 languages 99%: be sl sv th
• 6 languages 98%: ast dz ca eu pt_BR ro
• 1 language 97%: ta
• 1 language 96%: nb
• 2 langauges 95%: el fi
• 5 languages 94%: ar gl hr vi zh_TW
• 6 languages 92%: bn bs hu ko ne sr
• 8 languages 91%: ga gu ka km lt mk mr te
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 3 (packages that have localized material that may appear during non-default installs, such as win32-loader)

• 31 languages 100%: be bg bs ca cs de el eo es fa fi fr ga gl he id is it ja kk nb nl pl pt ru sk sr sv th tr zh_CN
• 2 languages 98%: hu uk
• others are 90% or below

Full 100% completeness (hall of fame) for 9 languages: Bulgarian, Czech, German, French, Indonesian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak

• Estonian reaches 100% in level 1
• 24 other languages back to 100% in level 1 and 6 are again fully complete
• Irish progress in level 1
• Catalan progress in level 1
• Tamil progress in level 2

Status for D-I level 1 (core D-I files):

• 25 languages 100%: bg bs cs de el eo es et fa fr gu id it ja kk mr nl pl pt ru sk sr th tr zh_CN
• 12 languages 99%: ar ast hi km kn ko nb si sv ta te uk
• 1 language 97%: eu
• 3 languages 96%: be ga he
• 5 languages 95%: bn da dz ro zh_TW
• 1 language 94%: ca
• 3 languages 93%: hu is lo
• 1 language 92%: sl
• 2 languages 91%: pa vi
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 2 (packages that have localized material that may appear during default installs, such as iso-codes, tasksel, etc.):

• 23 languages 100%: bg cs da de eo es fa fr he id is it ja kk nl pl pt ru si sk tr uk zh_CN
• 4 languages 99%: be sl sv th
• 6 languages 98%: ast dz ca eu pt_BR ro
• 1 language 97%: ta
• 1 language 96%: nb
• 2 langauges 95%: el fi
• 5 languages 94%: ar gl hr vi zh_TW
• 6 languages 92%: bn bs hu ko ne sr
• 8 languages 91%: ga gu ka km lt mk mr te
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 3 (packages that have localized material that may appear during non-default installs, such as win32-loader)

• 31 languages 100%: be bg bs ca cs de el eo es fa fi fr ga gl he id is it ja kk nb nl pl pt ru sk sr sv th tr zh_CN
• 2 languages 98%: hu uk
• others are 90% or below

Full 100% completeness (hall of fame) for 18 languages: Bulgarian, Czech, German, Esperanto, Spanish, Persian, French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kazakh, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Turkish, Simplified Chinese

• Progress for Danish in level 1
• 34 languages down to 99% in level 1 because one string changed in user-setup

Status for D-I level 1 (core D-I files):

• 36 languages 99%: ar ast bg bs cs de el eo es fa fr gu hi id it ja kk km kn ko mr nb nl pl pt ru si sk sr sv ta te th tr uk zh_CN
• 1 language 97%: eu
• 2 languages 96%: be he
• 6 languages 95%: bn da dz et ro zh_TW
• 1 language 94%: ga
• 3 languages 93%: hu is lo
• 1 language 92%: sl
• 2 languages 91%: pa vi
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 2 (packages that have localized material that may appear during default installs, such as iso-codes, tasksel, etc.):

• 23 languages 100%: bg cs da de eo es fa fr he id is it ja kk nl pl pt ru si sk tr uk zh_CN
• 4 languages 99%: be sl sv th
• 6 languages 98%: ast dz ca eu pt_BR ro
• 1 language 96%: nb
• 2 langauges 95%: el fi
• 5 languages 94%: ar gl hr vi zh_TW
• 6 languages 92%: bn bs hu ko ne sr
• 9 languages 91%: ga gu ka km lt mk mr ta te
• others are 90% or below

Status for D-I level 3 (packages that have localized material that may appear during non-default installs, such as win32-loader)

• 31 languages 100%: be bg bs ca cs de el eo es fa fi fr ga gl he id is it ja kk nb nl pl pt ru sk sr sv th tr zh_CN
• 2 languages 98%: hu uk
• others are 90% or below

Full 100% completeness (hall of fame) for 0 languages

Beatrice Torracca reported the Debian bug #660000 on Wednesday February 15th, against wide-dhcpv6. That one makes me happy, because it is occurring during one of my numerous l10n "NMU" proposals and it is likely that I'll be the one who closes it (unless J r mie Corbier reacts to my l10n NMU proposal). It also makes me happy because Beatrice is participating to the great localization work of the Italian team where she is one of the most active contributors along with Francesca Ciceri. Hats off to italian ladies! Bug #650000 was reported as of November 25th. 2 months and 20 days for 10,000 bugs. The rate didn't really change and I expect it to increase a little bit as quality work related to release preparation will be increasing in the upcoming months. As usual, see you about 2.5 months for bug #670000 but, in the meantime, I might be "celebrating" Debian bug #666666. We all like nice numbers, isn't it?

Beatrice Torracca reported the Debian bug #660000 on Wednesday February 15th, against wide-dhcpv6. That one makes me happy, because it is occurring during one of my numerous l10n "NMU" proposals and it is likely that I'll be the one who closes it (unless J r mie Corbier reacts to my l10n NMU proposal). It also makes me happy because Beatrice is participating to the great localization work of the Italian team where she is one of the most active contributors along with Francesca Ciceri. Hats off to italian ladies! Bug #650000 was reported as of November 25th. 2 months and 20 days for 10,000 bugs. The rate didn't really change and I expect it to increase a little bit as quality work related to release preparation will be increasing in the upcoming months. As usual, see you about 2.5 months for bug #670000 but, in the meantime, I might be "celebrating" Debian bug #666666. We all like nice numbers, isn't it?